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Kung fu robots steal the show

China shows off its robotics prowess at the Spring Festival Gala, and why cars - not phones - are the most ideal entry point for physical AI. Read from your browser Sunday Newsletter Welcome to Tech in Asia's Sunday newsletter, your weekend brief on the biggest moves in Asia's tech and startup world. Subscribe to this newsletter or send story tips to editors@techinasia.com . Ensure our articles appear in your Google searches: IN FOCUS Melissa Goh on the spectacle of robots doing kung fu A prominent Chinese founder's take on why the future of AI lies in cars Agentic AI shopping may be coming to Shopee Hello Betamax, I'm not sure watching robots doing martial arts on TV was the kind of entertainment I was looking for in between the celebratory feasting and conversation this Lunar New Year, but here we are. After manufacturers displayed their robots throwing punches, doing backflips, and jumping off walls at the Spring Festival Gala, they saw a surge in interes...
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Israel scores another major deal

Neysa, Wuhan Weineng Battery Asset, Not a Hotel, and more raised funds this week. Read from your browser FOMO Saturday Welcome to Tech in Asia's free Saturday VC newsletter! Register to get full access to our subscribers-only premium content and other insightful analysis on the big and messy topics of Asia's tech and startup community. Ensure our articles appear in your Google searches: Hello Betamax, Just a few weeks ago, Apple acquired an Israeli startup called Q.ai for reportedly US$1.6 billion , a considerably huge move. This week, Palo Alto Networks purchased CyberArk, another Israeli company. The deal was priced at US$250 billion, one of the largest in the West Asian country's history. This humongous deal is intended to fill a major gap in Palo Alto Networks' portfolio by adding a leading identity security platform to its already broad cybersecurity stack. But more than that, it also makes the acquirer the largest company by market cap on the Tel Aviv...