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SenseTime Group Inc Class B

SenseTime Group Inc. is an investment holding company that researches, develops, and sells artificial intelligence software platforms in Mainland China, Northeast Asia, Southeast Asia, and internationally. Its offerings include SenseFoundry Enterprise Platform for enterprise digital transformation, SenseFoundry Platform for smart city management, SenseME for IoT perceptual intelligence and content enhancement, SenseMARS for the Metaverse, SenseCare Smart Health Platform for diagnostic and treatment assistance, SenseTime Education for AI education, SenseMart for smart vending, SenseAuto Platform for automotive applications, and SenseNova products and services. The company also provides AI data center services, software development, information transportation, software and information services, and sells software-embedded hardware and related services. Incorporated in 2014 and headquartered in Shanghai, China, it is also involved in private equity investments, computer vision technology development, AI research and development, and the sale of software products, AI sensor technology, system integration technology, and hardware products.

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JinkoSolar Technology Releases 2026 Interim Report: Performance Under Pressure, Strategic Shift to Green Computing

JinkoSolar Technology released its 2026 semi-annual report on the evening of August 26. During the reporting period, the company achieved operating revenue of 1.403 billion yuan, a year-on-year decline of 33.94%, and net profit attributable to the parent company was negative 187 million yuan, with performance under phased pressure. The company stated that the photovoltaic power generation industry faces dual pressures from power consumption and electricity prices, prompting a strategic transformation. Leveraging existing green power resources, it is advancing green computing business and has reached cooperation intentions for computing center projects with local governments in Zhongwei, Ningxia, Horinger and Ulanqab in Inner Mongolia. In addition, the company has signed a strategic cooperation agreement with SenseTime to jointly explore the integration of clean energy and intelligent computing industries. During the reporting period, the company obtained a total of 1,752.5 megawatts of development quotas, including 755 megawatts of photovoltaic projects and 997.5 megawatts of wind power projects, and was approved for a 1 gigawatt wind-solar base project. In energy storage, as of the end of June 2026, the scale of self-owned independent energy storage power stations reached 657 megawatt-hours, with contracted and filed projects exceeding 24 gigawatt-hours. During the reporting period, it completed the transfer of 200 megawatt-hours of energy storage stations, started construction on 1.2 gigawatt-hours of projects, and has about 10 gigawatt-hours in the pipeline. In asset-light operations, the company completed project sales totaling about 374 megawatts, including about 249 megawatts of ground-mounted centralized power stations, about 59 megawatts of industrial and commercial distributed projects, and about 66 megawatts of residential photovoltaic projects.
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Alibaba shares jump on AI cloud market report

Alibaba shares rose about 10% in premarket trading on Wednesday after a Frost & Sullivan report showed Alibaba Cloud held a 40.1% share of China’s full-stack artificial intelligence cloud market, higher than the combined share of Baidu, ByteDance’s Volcano Engine, and SenseTime. The move also followed a briefing indicating that losses in Alibaba’s instant-commerce business narrowed significantly in the June quarter while overall profitability remained steady, easing concerns over spending ahead of its August 28 earnings report. Investor sentiment was further boosted by reports that Alibaba Cloud’s AI-driven growth accelerated and that the company consolidated its AI services under the Qwen brand. Separately, a U.S. federal judge temporarily paused the Pentagon’s ban on Alibaba hiring U.S. lobbying firms while the company’s broader legal challenge proceeds.
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