PATEO CONNECT Technology (Shanghai) Corporation Class H 2889

PATEO (02889.HK) recently signed a strategic cooperation Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Arm to advance innovation in physical AI. As part of this collaboration, PATEO and Arm will explore innovative solutions for physical AI applications, including next-generation AI-enabled workloads for automotive that enable perception-driven and interaction-driven intelligence.

On June 8, PATEO (02889.HK) disclosed a voluntary announcement, announcing that it has signed a tripartite strategic cooperation framework agreement with Xunce Technology and Saimo Technology. The three parties will integrate their core capabilities in in-vehicle terminals, simulation testing, data settlement, and AI large models to jointly develop a physical AI world model based on tokens. Furthermore, they will expand the token-based world model alliance to build a closed-loop industrial syste

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Investing.com -- Nvidia Corp.’s strategic expansion into "physical AI" is driving a significant rally among its Asian partners as the region becomes increasingly integral to the chip giant’s production ecosystem, according to a report from Bloomberg.

On April 25, at the Beijing International Automotive Exhibition, PATEO CONNECT Technology (Shanghai) Corporation (Stock Code: 2889.HK) entered into a strategic cooperation memorandum of understanding with AUMOVIO Holding China Co., Ltd. on the joint development of high-performance cross-domain integration and artificial general intelligence technologies and global market expansion.

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