Tech in Asia

Zeno Health has raised over US$56 million from investors like STIC Investments and Lightbox.

Yashaa Global Capital, previously known as Da One Global Ventures, aims to raise US$75 million for its inaugural fund.

Initially, Xpeng will deploy its robots in commercial settings like factories and retail outlets.

The initiative seeks an initial US$30 billion in funding, with potential investments reaching US$100 billion through debt financing.

The company plans to expand its AI-driven fleet planning technology internationally and enhance its product offerings.

This investment reflects a growing trend among Taiwanese companies to increase their presence in the US.

The new funding will be used to enhance data collection infrastructure, improve models, accelerate commercialization efforts.

This funding increases the company's total to US$30 million since it launched in March 2024.

The startup collaborates with 6,000 clubs across 63 countries, averaging 1.5 million active users monthly.

Foxconn is producing Nvidia's latest AI servers, including the GB200 and GB300 models.

Kyberlife, founded in 2021, connects global suppliers with over 1.2 million products for healthcare institutions.

Kuaishou states that these updates provide users with more control over their creative process.

Coffee players in the Philippines are battling to keep mid-market consumers and avid drinkers constantly hooked.

The EY.ai Agentic Platform features frameworks and tools supported by Nvidia’s technology.

The partnership will develop genAI models to enhance decision-making and mission planning within the Singapore Armed Forces.

This collaboration marks Anduril’s first international partnership for its mission autonomy platform.

Tencent's profit for Q4 2024 reached 51.3 billion yuan (around US$7.1 billion), surpassing analysts' expectations significantly.

It reportedly achieves up to a 30% improvement in manipulation tasks for both household and industrial applications.

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Melissa Siska Juminto, President Director of Tokopedia and TikTok E-Commerce, provided this update at an event in Jakarta.