Companies

ByteDance is a Beijing-headquartered internet company that builds algorithm-ranked content products, including Douyin, TikTok, Toutiao, and CapCut.

DeepSeek is a Hangzhou artificial-intelligence company, owned by the hedge fund High-Flyer, that releases open-weight large language models.

Zoom Communications is a San Jose public company that sells videoconferencing and related workplace communication software.

DoorDash is a San Francisco public company that operates on-demand local delivery, primarily food, and owns Wolt and Deliveroo.

Notion is a San Francisco software company that makes an all-in-one workspace for documents, databases, and wikis.

Scale AI is a San Francisco company that sells data-labeling, evaluation, and AI-application software, and is 49% owned by Meta Platforms.

DJI is a Shenzhen company that designs civilian camera drones, gimbals, and related imaging systems, and long held a dominant share of the consumer drone market.

Xiaomi is a Beijing public company that sells smartphones, IoT devices, personal computers, and electric vehicles.

PDD Holdings is the public parent of the Chinese social-ecommerce app Pinduoduo and the cross-border marketplace Temu.

Shein is a Singapore-headquartered fast-fashion retailer founded in Nanjing by Chris Xu, selling low-priced apparel online to overseas consumers.

Moonshot AI is a Beijing company that builds the Kimi family of large language models and is one of China's so-called AI Tigers.

Unitree Robotics is a Hangzhou company that designs quadruped and humanoid robots sold to researchers, enterprises, and consumers.

NVIDIA is a Santa Clara public company that designs GPUs and AI accelerators; it was co-founded by Taiwanese-American engineer Jensen Huang.

Airwallex is a Melbourne-founded financial-infrastructure company that sells cross-border payments and treasury software to businesses.

miHoYo is a Shanghai video-game company best known for Genshin Impact, Honkai, and the international publishing brand HoYoverse.

Fireworks AI is a San Francisco company that sells fast inference and fine-tuning infrastructure for open and custom language models.

Pony.ai is a Fremont-headquartered autonomous-driving company that develops robotaxi software and operates public robotaxi services in selected Chinese cities.

Alibaba Group is a Hangzhou-headquartered technology company that operates ecommerce marketplaces, digital media, logistics, and cloud services.

Tencent is a Shenzhen-headquartered technology company that builds social apps, digital content, games, payments, and cloud services.

Baidu is a Beijing-headquartered technology company that operates web search and develops internet and AI products.

Huawei is a Shenzhen-headquartered technology company that makes telecommunications equipment, consumer electronics, and related systems.

Lenovo is a Beijing-headquartered technology company that designs and sells personal computers, servers, and related electronics.

JD.com is a Beijing-headquartered technology company that operates online retail and logistics in China.

Meituan is a Beijing-headquartered technology company that operates on-demand local services including food delivery and in-store deals.

NetEase is a Hangzhou-headquartered technology company that publishes video games and operates internet media, music, and email services.

Kuaishou is a Beijing-headquartered technology company that operates short-video and live-streaming apps.

Bilibili is a Shanghai-headquartered technology company that operates a video-sharing site known for danmu comments and ACG communities.

Weibo is a Beijing-headquartered technology company that operates a Chinese microblogging and social-media platform.

Sohu is a Beijing-headquartered technology company that operates an internet portal, online media, and related services.

Sina Corporation is a Beijing-headquartered technology company that operates the Sina.com portal and holds a controlling interest in Weibo.

Qihoo 360 is a Beijing-headquartered technology company that develops antivirus, browsers, and other internet-security software.

Trip.com Group is a Shanghai-headquartered technology company that operates online travel booking brands including Ctrip, Trip.com, Qunar, and Skyscanner.

DiDi is a Beijing-headquartered technology company that operates ride-hailing, taxi, bike-sharing, and related mobility services.

KE Holdings is a Beijing-headquartered technology company that runs an online-offline platform for housing transactions and services.

Ant Group is a Hangzhou-headquartered technology company that operates Alipay and related digital-finance services.

TSMC is a Hsinchu-headquartered technology company that manufactures logic chips for other semiconductor companies as a pure-play foundry.

Foxconn is a New Taipei-headquartered technology company that provides electronics contract manufacturing and assembly.

MediaTek is a Hsinchu-headquartered technology company that designs fabless chips for phones, televisions, and other consumer devices.

SMIC is a Shanghai-headquartered technology company that operates a pure-play semiconductor foundry in mainland China.

UMC is a Hsinchu-headquartered technology company that manufactures semiconductors as a foundry spun out of ITRI.

Asus is a Taipei-headquartered technology company that makes PCs, motherboards, networking gear, and other electronics.

Acer is a New Taipei-headquartered technology company that sells personal computers, displays, and related electronics.

Supermicro is a San Jose-headquartered technology company that builds servers, storage systems, and data-center hardware.

Garmin is an Olathe-headquartered technology company that designs GPS navigation and wearable electronics for auto, aviation, marine, and sport markets.

BYD is a Shenzhen-headquartered technology company that manufactures electric vehicles, batteries, and electronics.

NIO is a Shanghai-headquartered technology company that designs premium electric vehicles and battery-swap services.

XPeng is a Guangzhou-headquartered technology company that manufactures smart electric vehicles.

Li Auto is a Beijing-headquartered technology company that makes extended-range and battery-electric passenger vehicles.

CATL is a Ningde-headquartered technology company that manufactures lithium-ion batteries for electric vehicles and energy storage.

ZTE is a Shenzhen-headquartered technology company that makes wireless, optical, and other telecommunications equipment and phones.

Oppo is a Dongguan-headquartered technology company that makes smartphones and related consumer electronics.

vivo is a Dongguan-headquartered technology company that designs smartphones, accessories, and related software.

Transsion is a Shenzhen-headquartered technology company that makes mobile phones for Africa and other emerging markets.

Hikvision is a Hangzhou-headquartered technology company that manufactures video-surveillance cameras and related systems.

iFlytek is a Hefei-headquartered technology company that develops speech recognition and voice-based software products.

SenseTime is a Hong Kong-headquartered technology company that develops computer-vision and generative AI software.

Megvii is a Beijing-headquartered technology company that develops image-recognition and deep-learning software.

Z.ai is a Beijing-headquartered technology company that trains and releases GLM large language models.

01.AI is a Beijing-headquartered technology company that develops open-source large language models.

Baichuan is a Beijing-headquartered technology company that develops large language models for Chinese and bilingual use.

Cambricon is a Beijing-headquartered technology company that designs AI processor chips and related accelerators.

Horizon Robotics is a Beijing-headquartered technology company that designs AI chips for driver-assistance and autonomous vehicles.

WeRide is a Guangzhou-headquartered technology company that develops autonomous driving software and robotaxi services.

Yahoo is a Sunnyvale-headquartered technology company that operates a web portal, search, mail, news, and finance sites.

YouTube is a San Bruno-headquartered technology company that hosts user-uploaded videos and live streams owned by Google.

Databricks is a San Francisco-headquartered technology company that sells a lakehouse data and AI platform built around Apache Spark.

Binance is a technology company without a single disclosed headquarters that operates a cryptocurrency exchange and related digital-asset services.

Bitmain is a Beijing-headquartered technology company that designs ASIC chips and mining machines for bitcoin.

Sea Limited is a Singapore-headquartered technology company that operates Garena games, Shopee ecommerce, and Monee digital finance.

Grab is a Singapore-headquartered technology company that operates a super-app for ride-hailing, food delivery, and payments.

Razer is a Singapore-headquartered technology company that makes gaming PCs, peripherals, and related consumer electronics.

Tokopedia is a Jakarta-headquartered technology company that operates an Indonesian ecommerce marketplace now inside GoTo.

Coursera is a Mountain View-headquartered technology company that operates an online learning platform for courses and degrees.

LlamaIndex is a San Francisco-headquartered technology company that builds frameworks that let language models index and query documents.

VIPKid is a Beijing-headquartered technology company that operates online English-teaching marketplaces for children.

TAL Education is a Beijing-headquartered technology company that provides after-school education and tutoring products.

Futu is a Hong Kong-headquartered technology company that provides online brokerage, margin, and wealth-management services.

Anker is a Changsha-headquartered technology company that makes chargers, power banks, audio devices, and smart-home hardware.

Insta360 is a Shenzhen-headquartered technology company that makes 360-degree and action cameras plus editing software.

Ecovacs is a Suzhou-headquartered technology company that makes household robots including robot vacuums.

Nothing is a London-headquartered technology company that designs smartphones, earbuds, and related consumer electronics.

Shanda is a Shanghai-headquartered technology company that began as an online-game publisher and now operates as an investment firm.

Perfect World is a Beijing-headquartered technology company that develops and publishes online games and related entertainment.

PingCAP is a Sunnyvale-headquartered technology company that develops the distributed SQL database TiDB.

Kingdee is a Shenzhen-headquartered technology company that sells enterprise-management and cloud accounting software.

Yonyou is a Beijing-headquartered technology company that develops enterprise-management software and cloud services.

BGI Group is a Shenzhen-headquartered technology company that sequences genomes and provides genomics research services.

WuXi AppTec is a Shanghai-headquartered technology company that provides contract research, development, and manufacturing for drugs.

BeOne Medicines is a Cambridge-headquartered technology company that develops oncology drugs.

Kanzhun is a Beijing-headquartered technology company that operates the Boss Zhipin online recruitment app.

OnePlus is a Shenzhen-headquartered technology company that makes Android smartphones backed by Oppo.

realme is a Shenzhen-headquartered technology company that makes value Android smartphones spun out of Oppo.

TCL is a Huizhou-headquartered technology company that makes televisions, displays, and other consumer electronics.

Creative Technology is a Singapore-headquartered technology company that makes PC audio hardware, speakers, and related electronics.

Marvell is a Santa Clara-headquartered technology company that designs semiconductors for data infrastructure, storage, and networking.

Kingsoft is a Beijing-headquartered technology company that develops office software, games, and cloud services.

GigaDevice is a Beijing-headquartered technology company that designs flash memory, microcontrollers, and related chips.

Webull is a St. Petersburg-headquartered technology company that operates a self-directed retail brokerage app.

Vipshop is a Guangzhou-headquartered technology company that operates an online discount and flash-sale retailer.

Dahua Technology is a Hangzhou-headquartered technology company that manufactures video-surveillance cameras and security systems.

Zhang Yiming is a Chinese entrepreneur who co-founded ByteDance and remains its chairman.

Liang Rubo is a Chinese entrepreneur who co-founded ByteDance and later became its chief executive.

Liang Wenfeng is a Chinese investor and engineer who co-founded High-Flyer and founded DeepSeek.

Eric Yuan is a Chinese-born American engineer who founded Zoom after leaving Cisco Webex.

Tony Xu is a Chinese-American entrepreneur who co-founded DoorDash and serves as its chief executive.

Ivan Zhao is a Chinese-Canadian designer and engineer who co-founded Notion and serves as its chief executive.

Alexandr Wang is an American entrepreneur of Chinese descent who co-founded Scale AI and later joined Meta.

Frank Wang is a Chinese engineer who founded DJI while studying at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology.

Lei Jun is a Chinese entrepreneur who co-founded Xiaomi and serves as its chairman and chief executive.

Colin Huang is a Chinese entrepreneur who founded Pinduoduo, later reorganized under PDD Holdings.

Chris Xu is a Chinese entrepreneur who founded Shein in Nanjing and remains its chief executive.

Yang Zhilin is a Chinese researcher and entrepreneur who co-founded Moonshot AI and leads its Kimi models.

Wang Xingxing is a Chinese robotics engineer who founded Unitree Robotics in Hangzhou.

Jensen Huang is a Taiwanese-American engineer who co-founded NVIDIA and serves as its president and chief executive.

Jack Zhang is a Chinese-Australian entrepreneur who co-founded Airwallex and serves as its chief executive.

Cai Haoyu is a Chinese game designer who co-founded miHoYo in Shanghai.

Lin Qiao is a Chinese-born engineer who led PyTorch production at Meta and co-founded Fireworks AI.

James Peng is a Chinese engineer who co-founded Pony.ai after working on autonomous driving at Baidu.

Jack Ma is a Chinese entrepreneur who founded Alibaba Group and helped create Ant Group.

Ma Huateng is a Chinese entrepreneur who co-founded Tencent and remains its chairman and chief executive.

Robin Li is a Chinese engineer who co-founded Baidu and remains its chief executive.

Ren Zhengfei is a Chinese engineer who founded Huawei in Shenzhen in 1987.

Liu Chuanzhi is a Chinese entrepreneur who founded Lenovo in Beijing in 1984.

Liu Qiangdong is a Chinese entrepreneur who founded JD.com.