
A podcast where I talk about various Chinese tech development in new energy, AI, semiconductor, robotics and military fields. Follow me on substack tphuang.substack.com or X x.com/tphuang tphuang.substack.com
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 43 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TechnologyNewsTech News | |||

I am currently in Beijing and have the pleasure of getting together with some friends in Tsinghua University in the AI school. I was welcomed by Alex and Qian Yu. We sat down talked a lot about the academia, AI research in China, getting talent to co... more
I was fortunate to be invited by Angelica Oung last week to talk about China’s AI progress in light of Kimi K3, DUVi lithography new, CXMT IPO and the KOSPI market crash.
Things have changed a little bit since the podcast, but CXMT remains very impo... more
My quick thoughts on DSV4-Flash: Huge improvement over the original. It took 3 to 4 months, but we essentially got something close to GLM-5.2 in software engineering tasks.
I did some testing today on VS Code using cline plugin. DSv4-Flash is essent... more
I’m staring a new series of what I call quick takes. These will be shorter (15-20 minutes) than scheduled podcast. They will be recorded whenever something interesting comes up in the tech world and I don’t want to wait to talk to someone about it.
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The subjects are super interesting and also the guest. The host has a lot of knowledge, but it would be even better if he dialed down his opinions and let the guest speak more. This comes with experience, but I think a bit of silence after the questions let the guest think deeper and answer deeper and steer the subject to what they are more interested in, not just what the host already knows. As a host is always better to play dumb and ask more open questions and not answer them yourself.
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The show concentrates on China's technology ecosystem, spanning AI, semiconductor hardware, robotics, new energy, and military tech, with episodes weaving on-the-ground insights from the Chinese tech scene to geopolitical and policy contexts. Guests range from researchers and analysts to industry practitioners, often analyzing supply chains, government policy, and global competition in tech hardware and AI. Noteworthy is a consistent emphasis on embodied AI, open-source vs. commercial tools, and the interplay between domestic ecosystems and global partners, making it valuable for listeners who want actionable perspectives for partnerships, investments, or sponsorships in tech-forward topics.
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Recent guests on China Tech Talk include:
1. Electric Felix
2. TP Huang
3. Andy Collingwood
4. Marcel Münch
5. Teepee Huang
6. TP Wong
7. Paul Triolo
8. Qian Yu
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