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At MWC Shanghai 2025, Lenovo’s Liu Jun unveiled Lenovo’s full-stack AI strategy. This strategy, built on the Intelligent IT Engine Qingtian, encompasses AI terminals, infrastructure, and solutions. Lenovo is pushing for human-AI collaboration, exemplified by the Lexi AI entity, aiming to automate processes and boost productivity. The strategy includes the “Tianxi” AI terminal concept and its “One Engine, Three Arrows” service model for government, SMEs, and consumers, emphasizing AI accessibility and collaboration.

Infosys and Adobe have formed a strategic partnership to revolutionize customer experiences using AI. The collaboration integrates Infosys Aster™, an AI-powered marketing suite, with Adobe’s capabilities. This enables brands to create unified, personalized experiences at scale, streamline workflows, and drive growth by leveraging AI for marketing transformation and enhanced customer engagement.

VEON Ltd. and Ukraine’s Ministry of Digital Transformation are partnering to create Ukraine’s first large language model (LLM), trained exclusively on Ukrainian data. This project, fueled by VEON’s $1 billion infrastructure investment, aims to develop a secure, culturally relevant AI ecosystem. The LLM will power AI-driven tools tailored to Ukrainian needs, specifically in sectors like government and healthcare. The first version is expected by December 2025, led by Kyivstar, aiming to enhance digital sovereignty and economic growth.

CSG and AWS are collaborating to accelerate cloud transformations for telecom and financial services. This partnership aims to reduce total cost of ownership (TCO) by up to 60% by leveraging cloud-native technologies and innovation. The initiative will see CSG’s mediation capabilities available via AWS Marketplace, enabling businesses to modernize, drive down costs, and utilize advanced technologies like AI.

Huabei, Ant Group’s consumer credit arm, launched “Little Red Flower,” allowing users to potentially increase their credit limits by submitting over 1,000 types of certifications, including professional, vocational, and even informal credentials. This AI-powered feature analyzes credentials with high accuracy and rewards users for demonstrating skills, resulting in lower delinquency rates among participants. The initiative aims to expand credit assessments beyond traditional metrics, fostering financial health and promoting responsible financial behavior.

Actress Yifan Shao, known for “I Will Find You a Better Home,” criticized Xiaohongshu’s (RED) content moderation. She detailed issues with delayed visibility and a perceived reliance on keyword-based AI, leading to user frustration. Shao fears the system’s flaws could lead to self-censorship and a platform dominated by AI-generated content, echoing concerns from other users. Her background includes degrees and work experience in varied fields before her acting career.

In 2025, Elon Musk advocated for AI, digital neural networks, and cameras as the optimal solution for autonomous driving, emphasizing that the world’s road systems are designed for visual perception. He views lidar as problematic for safety, while opposing voices from companies such as Huawei champion lidar technology for its safety benefits. The article highlights the limitations of lidar in terms of weather sensitivity and information density compared to high-resolution cameras.

The inaugural FIFA Club World Cup 2025 in Miami features 32 top club teams. The event, showcasing global stars and 63 matches, integrates technology as a key element. Partners like are providing smart hardware and service solutions, including Motorola’s new moto razr series with sideline-capture technology. The Cup is also a testbed for AI applications, aiming to enhance the football experience with innovative performance analysis, 3D avatars, and immersive fan engagements, with a focus on the upcoming 2026 World Cup.

An AI company is bypassing export controls by physically transporting data to Malaysia for AI model training. Four employees are hand-carrying 4.8 petabytes of data on hard drives via air freight to avoid online data transfer restrictions. This method, previously employed for training, allows access to advanced computing resources and is a complex workaround driven by increasing difficulties in acquiring AI chips and stricter export controls.

Meituan has delivered its 1 millionth smart helmet, showcasing its dedication to rider safety and operational efficiency. The helmets feature voice interaction, fall detection, weather alerts, and AI-powered route optimization. This technology aims to minimize distractions, expedite accident response, and improve delivery logistics. The program has continuously evolved since 2020, with recent iterations focusing on rider comfort and safety.