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At the AGI Playground 2025, Luo Yonghao hinted at a new product launch after years of R&D under his company, Thin Red Line. Initially focused on AR glasses (found commercially unviable), the company pivoted to an AI-powered hardware/software solution, delayed by setbacks. However, a pure software solution is expected to launch within three months. Luo remained tight-lipped on specifics, likely due to past experiences with premature announcements.

JD.com, the only Chinese retailer, impressively climbed to #22 in Gartner’s Supply Chain Top 25, a testament to its advanced supply chain. This success is driven by substantial investments in technology, including its AI model for forecasting and extensive automation, within its over 40 smart warehouses. Its focus on AI-powered robotics and autonomous vehicles has optimized operations, leading to a rapid inventory turnover rate.

At SNMMI, GE HealthCare unveils theranostics-enabling solutions focused on precision care. The debut of MIM Software’s LesionID Pro utilizes AI for automated pre-processing, streamlining workflows and aiding in personalized cancer treatment. Key highlights include the MINItrace Magni cyclotron, the Omni Legend PET/CT, and the StarGuide SPECT/CT, facilitating improved disease detection, treatment accuracy and efficient workflow. GE HealthCare aims to provide comprehensive solutions, from imaging to software, advancing personalized medicine and improving patient outcomes.

Unicom Online showcased its AI-powered smart home innovations at MWC Shanghai, focusing on seamless integration of technology into daily life. Key offerings include the AI-driven ZhiJia TongTong smart voice control device (learning, security, communication), YunZhi devices leveraging cloud computing, the Unicom Cloud Disk storage service, intelligent phone services, and smart home security solutions, all aimed at enhancing convenience and user experience. The company continues to demonstrate its open approach to integrating artificial intelligence, and their desire to make technology accessible to every family.

The “Global Unicorn Enterprise Development Report 2025” reveals a booming unicorn market in 2024, with 1,212 companies globally, valued over $3.6 trillion. TikTok leads as the highest-valued unicorn. China ranks second with 372 unicorns, totaling $1.225 trillion in valuation. The report highlights industry trends, emphasizing FinTech and AI, and analyzes founder backgrounds, with masters degrees being the most common.

CNBC AI News reports on a discussion between Geely Chairman Li Shufu and Unitree Robotics founder Wang Xingxing about AI-era talent cultivation. The dialogue, their first public meeting, centered on defining and achieving personal success. Wang emphasized self-discovery and pursuing passions, while Li stressed the importance of direction and contributing to the world. Both leaders offered insights on pathways to fulfillment and legacy in a rapidly evolving technological landscape.

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.