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    Global Market: China's Lingjun Investment attracts $300 million from overseas investors

    China’s Lingjun Investment has raised at least $300 million from US and Southeast Asian investors as it resumes overseas fundraising. Strong fund returns and AI-driven interest support growth, while regulatory scrutiny makes governance and risk management critical.

    Mavenir, Neysa partner to offer sovereign AI infrastructure to telcos, enterprises

    Neysa, founded in 2023 and headquartered in Mumbai, provides AI cloud infrastructure, combining GPU compute, inference, orchestration and AI security. The company announced a capital raise of up to $1.2 billion led by Blackstone in February 2026. Mavenir serves more than 300 operators across over 120 countries, collectively accounting for more than half of the world’s telecom subscribers.

    DeepSeek invests $20.8 million in Unitree's Shanghai IPO

    Chinese AI firm DeepSeek invested significantly in robot maker Unitree. They will jointly develop advanced AI models for humanoid robots. This partnership combines AI expertise with mechanical engineering capabilities. The collaboration aims to overcome challenges in robot autonomy and understanding. Both companies are based in China's eastern tech hub Hangzhou.

    DeepSeek could be valued at up to $50 billion in first fundraising: Sources

    Chinese AI firm DeepSeek is seeking a massive valuation of up to fifty billion dollars in its first funding drive. The company aims to raise three to four billion dollars. This move comes as DeepSeek faces stiff competition from rivals. The national AI fund and tech giant Tencent are reportedly in talks to invest.

    BMW to integrate DeepSeek AI in its new vehicles in China later this year

    BMW will begin integrating artificial intelligence from Chinese startup DeepSeek into new models in China later this year, aiming to enhance in-car intelligence and user experience. This reflects BMW’s strategy to strengthen AI partnerships and embrace local technological innovation in the Chinese automotive market

    China's PLA deploys AI tool 'DeepSeek' in military hospitals, non-combat functions

    China's PLA is utilizing the AI tool DeepSeek for non-combat support functions in military hospitals and other areas, emphasizing patient privacy and data security. DeepSeek is aiding in the modernisation of the PLA, especially for treatment plans and daily training programs, with its low-cost and efficient model.

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