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NUVA Digital, the software development company behind the RWA marketplace NUVA, today announced the successful closing of a $5.2 million fundraising seed round led by Morgan Creek Digital. NUVA is the non-custodial, unified distribution layer for high-quality real-world asset (RWA) vaults. It offers users one-click access, enabling them to deposit stablecoins to mint liquid, composable tokens that deliver yield. NUVA ensures transparency and seamless DeFi composability with on-chain proof of reserves, without requiring minimum deposit requirements or lockups.

The fresh capital will accelerate development of the NUVA platform and fuel its growth, including expansion of the curated vault marketplace, additional issuer integrations, multi-chain deployments, institutional tooling, and preparation for the NUVA utility token launch. This funding marks a major milestone as NUVA transitions from early development to scaling total value locked (TVL) and user adoption in the rapidly expanding tokenized RWA sector.

Yat Siu, co-founder and executive chairman of Animoca Brands, commented, "Tokenized RWAs represent one of the most important opportunities in finance, with the potential to reach trillions of dollars in value within a decade by unlocking liquidity and accessibility for institutional-quality assets. NUVA’s marketplace model solves the fragmentation problem by creating a simple, unified experience where anyone can access top-tier RWA vaults. We are thrilled to support NUVA’s vision as we build toward a more inclusive, user-owned financial system."

“This seed round validates the strong demand for a neutral, operator-only platform that offers vaults from leading curators and asset managers without adding custody or origination risk,” said Anthony Moro, CEO of NUVA Digital. “NUVA is perfectly positioned to become the go-to marketplace for on-chain RWAs. The new funding will accelerate our roadmap to deliver a superior user experience, broader issuer participation, and powerful composability for NUVA vaulted assets across DeFi.”

About NUVA Digital

NUVA Digital is the software development company behind NUVA, the platform transforming global capital markets. NUVA connects issuers and users through a curated, institutional-grade DeFi marketplace featuring high-quality real-world assets that are yielding, liquid, composable, transparent, and accessible. Incubated by Animoca Brands and Nuva Labs, NUVA Digital is dedicated to helping develop and grow the NUVA ecosystem. Follow us on X and LinkedIn.

About Animoca Brands

Animoca Brands Corporation Limited (ACN: 122 921 813) is a global digital assets leader building and investing in impactful technologies and ecosystems to reimagine future economies through AI and the agentic web. It has received broad industry and market recognition including Fortune Crypto 40, Top 50 Blockchain Game Companies 2025, Financial Times’ High Growth Companies Asia-Pacific, and Deloitte Tech Fast. Animoca Brands is recognized for building digital asset platforms such as the Moca Network, Open Campus, Anichess, and The Sandbox, as well as institutional-grade platforms; providing digital asset services to help Web3 companies launch and grow; and investing in frontier Web3 technology, with a portfolio of over 600 companies and digital assets. For more information visit www.animocabrands.com or follow on X, YouTube, Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook, and TikTok.

About Nuva Labs

Nuva Labs (formerly Provenance Blockchain Labs) powers digital asset issuers with a full lifecycle of blockchain infrastructure that enables the tokenization, management, and distributions of real-world assets at scale. From structuring advice and mission-critical APIs and SaaS services, to supporting broad, multi-chain Web3 distribution through vault marketplaces such as NUVA. Nuva Labs is the leading developer and integration partner on Provenance Blockchain, a leading public Layer 1 blockchain network with over $23 billion in real-world assets total value locked (TVL). Learn more at www.nuvalabs.com, and follow us on X and LinkedIn.

AIT Technology School, an AI-focused education and venture platform, received annual licensing approval on March 27 from the Commission for Independent Education, Florida Department of Education (Institution I.D. 13240). The license authorizes the organization to operate educational programs in Florida. It marks a regulatory milestone and supports the company’s expansion from Israel, through Germany and Austria, and into the United States.

The Florida education license confirms that AIT meets state requirements related to academic standards, faculty qualifications, program structure, and operational processes. The approval enables the institution to operate in Florida while reflecting its evolution from its origins in Israel into an international education platform serving professionals and students across multiple international markets.

“Receiving annual licensing approval in Florida is an important milestone for AIT and a meaningful step in our international growth. It reflects the work we have done to build a serious, compliant, and market-relevant education platform for the AI era,” said Denis Brovarnyy, founder and CEO of AIT Technology School.

AIT ؜Technology School ؜addresses ؜؜a gap between ؜traditional ؜academic ؜programs ؜and current ؜hiring needs. Many established programs ؜still emphasize ؜theory, while ؜employers require ؜؜engineers who can contribute ؜to production systems, collaborate within teams, and deliver ؜work in applied settings. Demand ؜for reskilling ؜؜and upskilling ؜؜also ؜continues to grow ؜as technical ؜roles ؜change and ؜new tools enter the workplace.

“Traditional education often moves more slowly than the labor market, especially in fast-changing technical fields. We believe education is no longer just about knowledge. It is about how quickly people can perform in real work, real teams, and real product,” Brovarnyy added.

AIT delivers its programs through a combination of live instruction, daily mentoring, project-based AI education, and hands-on work in AI labs. The model also ؜includes an AI founder program for top-performing teams through Startup ؜Lab and studio-style support. Participants ؜move through defined ؜stages, from ؜AI ؜Practitioner ؜to AI Integrator, AI ؜Engineer, and AI Founder.

The model ؜extends beyond education by establishing ؜a pipeline ؜from AI workforce training into ؜real-world projects, founder incubation, and longer-term venture ؜creation. Participants engage in project work tied to external use cases, while selected teams continue into structured founder development and early-stage company building.

Since its founding, AIT Technology School has graduated more than 1,500 participants across its programs. The organization has established licensed operations in multiple international markets and continues to expand while maintaining compliance with local regulatory requirements.

The expansion into Florida reflects regulatory alignment with U.S. education standards and entry into a market with rising demand for applied AI skills. This ؜demand ؜is driven by ؜employers prioritizing ؜candidates ؜with production-level experience ؜and ؜practical ؜technical capabilities.

Looking ؜ahead, AIT ؜plans ؜to pursue ؜Student and Exchange Visitor Information ؜System (SEVIS) ؜certification ؜in 2026 and ؜statewide accreditation ؜in ؜2027 as ؜part of its ؜long-term U.S. expansion strategy.

About AIT Technology School

AIT Technology School is an education and venture platform focused on training engineers, incubating founders, and supporting the development of technology-driven companies. The organization delivers mentor-led, project-based programs aligned with current workforce needs. Its model combines live instruction, daily mentoring, lab environments, and founder pathways for top-performing teams. Founded in Israel, AIT operates across Europe and the United States as it continues its international expansion. For more information about AIT Technology ؜School and its programs, visit www.my-ait.com.

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Denis Brovarnyy
Founder ‍‌and ‍CEO, AIT ‌Technology ‍⁠‍؜School
ceo@my-ait.com
+1 305-686-9577

Turion Space, a leading space infrastructure company specializing in space domain awareness (SDA), orbital transport, and dynamic space operations, today announced the closing of its $75 million+ Series B financing round. The round was led by Washington Harbour Partners LP, with participation from existing investors Aurelia Foundry, Forward Deployed Venture Capital, and FoundersX Ventures, alongside new investors Center15 Capital, Magnetar, HOF Capital, and Industrious Ventures.

The capital will accelerate satellite production, enhance autonomous operations, and expand the company’s Starfire software ecosystem, strengthening Turion’s position as a key builder of resilient data infrastructure for the rapidly growing space economy. With rising demand for real-time orbital intelligence and sustainable operations, the round highlights strong investor confidence in Turion’s dual-use technology serving both commercial and national security needs.

“Turion Space is building the operational backbone for space domain awareness when the U.S. and its allies need it most,” said Ryan Westerdahl, Co-Founder and CEO. “Our DROID satellites and Starfire platform deliver high-fidelity imagery, orbital intelligence, and on-orbit compute that legacy systems can’t match. This funding lets us scale manufacturing, deepen software integration, and advance toward a future where orbit is safe, accessible, and ready for humanity’s multi-planetary ambitions.”

Westerdahl brings extensive aerospace experience, having spent more than eight years at SpaceX as a propulsion dynamicist on the Merlin engine team, where he supported vehicle analysis, anomaly resolution, and multiple successful Falcon launches. He brings that same rigorous engineering intensity and rapid-execution mindset to Turion Space.

Founded in 2021, Turion Space has quickly emerged as a market leader. Its flagship DROID satellites, including the operational DROID.001 launched in 2023, provide high-resolution non-Earth imaging and space situational awareness data now integrated into the U.S. Space Force’s Unified Data Library. The company completed over 100 imaging missions in 2024 and plans to ramp production to 45 satellites per year by 2027.

Central to its technology is the Starfire NEXUS platform — a cloud-native on-orbit compute service hosted on DROID satellites. Launched in June 2025, NEXUS democratizes space access by enabling customers to upload, test, integrate, and run their own software payloads without owning or operating spacecraft. It supports software-in-the-loop and hardware-in-the-loop environments, full cloud access, and both passive and active payloads for rapid in-orbit validation.

The platform integrates with Turion’s broader Starfire ecosystem, including StarfireOS, an advanced spacecraft operating system for real-time fleet management. Tools such as Fleet Command, Virtual Command, and Archive, combined with AI-powered data products, enable scalable and automated mission control.

In January 2026, Turion strengthened its capabilities through the acquisition of Tychee Research Group, integrating its high-fidelity astrodynamics and TMPL software into the Starfire ecosystem to accelerate autonomous operations, including rendezvous proximity operations and on-orbit maintenance.

Additional 2025 milestones include a partnership with Areté for next-generation event camera payloads, being named “awardable” for the DARPA ERIS Marketplace, securing a first contract with the Office of Space Commerce, and successful cathode testing for the TIE-20 Thruster with Desert Works Propulsion.

With more than $100 million in total capital raised to date and a team now exceeding 70 space industry talents, Turion Space continues to secure major government and defense contracts while expanding its commercial footprint. The company’s solutions enhance national security through superior orbital visibility and support long-term space sustainability by addressing debris mitigation and in-space logistics.

FoundersX Ventures, an early backer since Turion’s seed round in 2021, reaffirmed its commitment. “Turion Space exemplifies the innovative spirit we seek,” said Helen H. Liang, PhD, Founder and Managing Partner. “Their rapid advancements in space infrastructure drive both commercial value and national security benefits, perfectly aligning with our mission to support transformative technologies.”

As the space economy expands, Turion Space is building the foundational data infrastructure — resilient satellites, advanced software platforms, and autonomous capabilities — that will enable scalable, sustainable operations in orbit. The company’s trajectory reflects a clear vision: securing today’s orbital environment while unlocking tomorrow’s galactic opportunities.

About Turion Space

Turion Space is a fast-growing space infrastructure company headquartered in Irvine, California. Founded by seasoned aerospace engineers with experience from SpaceX and other leading organizations, Turion designs, builds, and operates autonomous DROID satellites and the Starfire software platform to deliver high-fidelity space domain awareness, orbital intelligence, and in-space servicing solutions. The company supports national security missions and commercial customers while advancing sustainable practices for humanity’s future in space. For more information, visit turionspace.com.

Media Contact

Sid Fritts
media@turionspace.com

The family of Raphael Lemkin, the Holocaust survivor who coined the term “genocide,” lost forty-nine relatives to the Nazis, and was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize ten times, today filed a comprehensive legal memorandum with the office of Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro and the Pennsylvania Bureau of Corporations and Charitable Organizations, formally requesting state action against the Lemkin Institute for Genocide Prevention, Inc., a Philadelphia-based 501(c)(3).

The filing was made by Joseph Lemkin, Esq., cousin of Raphael Lemkin and President of the Jewish Bar Association, together with the European Jewish Association (EJA), chaired by Rabbi Menachem Margolin, and counsel Alan Milstein and Jeffrey P. Resnick of Sherman Silverstein.

The 30-page memorandum, supported by ten exhibits, sets out a documentary record alleging the Institute has hijacked Raphael Lemkin’s name to fund and amplify activism his family says he would have rejected, and that it has done so in violation of Pennsylvania law.

What the Filing Documents

• A February 4, 2025 cease-and-desist letter sent on behalf of the Lemkin family. The Institute responded that it was “not closed to a name change” — and then took no action.
• An October 13, 2025 public statement in which the Institute publicly labeled the Lemkin family and the European Jewish Association “genocide deniers” engaged in a “politically motivated smear campaign” — and, on the same day, launched an emergency fundraising appeal off the very dispute the family had brought.
• Active fundraising and merchandise sales — branded T-shirts, hoodies, and mugs sold under the Lemkin name — forming the basis of claims under Pennsylvania’s Solicitation of Funds for Charitable Purposes Act.
• The Institute’s October 17, 2023 declaration accusing Israel of genocide — issued ten days after Hamas’s attack, before the Israeli dead had been buried.
• The Institute’s subsequent walk-back of its initial language describing October 7 as carrying “genocidal dimensions,” later downgrading the Hamas attack to “an unprecedented military operation” — even as it maintained the genocide label against Israel.
• A letter signed by 112 Holocaust and genocide scholars condemning the Institute’s misuse of Raphael Lemkin’s legacy.
• Documentation of Raphael Lemkin’s own Zionism, his published support for a Jewish state, and the murder of forty-nine members of his immediate family in the Holocaust.

The Charitable Fraud Question

The memorandum centers on a charge the Institute has not publicly answered: that it solicits donations from the public under the Lemkin name without authorization from Raphael Lemkin’s family or estate, in apparent violation of Pennsylvania’s charitable solicitation statutes.

“This isn’t a debate about free speech, and it isn’t a debate about Israel,” said Joseph Lemkin, Esq. “The Lemkin Institute can say whatever it wants. What it cannot do is raise money — under Pennsylvania law and under our family’s name — by exploiting the legacy of a man whose entire family was murdered by the Nazis. They were given a chance to change the name. They refused. Then they called us genocide deniers and used the dispute to raise more money. That is what this filing is about.”

“For more than a year we have been told this would be addressed,” said Rabbi Menachem Margolin, Chairman of the European Jewish Association. “The Institute itself acknowledged in writing it was ‘not closed to a name change.’ Then it weaponized our request to fundraise. Pennsylvania law exists for exactly this circumstance. We are simply asking the Commonwealth to enforce it.”

“The legal record we have submitted is comprehensive and supported by primary documents — the Institute’s own statements, fundraising pages, and public filings,” said attorney Alan Milstein. “We are confident any neutral examination of these materials will lead to the conclusions we have reached.”

Background

Raphael Lemkin (1900–1959) coined the word “genocide” in 1944 and authored the United Nations Genocide Convention of 1948. A Polish-Jewish lawyer who fled Nazi Europe, he lost forty-nine members of his family in the Holocaust and was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize ten times. He was a documented Zionist and supporter of the State of Israel.

The Lemkin Institute for Genocide Prevention, Inc. was founded in 2021. It is registered in Pennsylvania (EIN: 87-1787869) and has, since October 2023, repeatedly accused Israel of genocide while raising funds under the Lemkin name.

The full memorandum and exhibits are available to credentialed media on request.

Legal Counsel

• Sherman Silverstein Alan Milstein, Esq. / Jeffrey P. Resnick, Esq. 
• European Jewish Association
• Rabbi Menachem Margolin, Chairman 

About European Jewish Association (EJA)

The European Jewish Association (EJA) is the largest and widest-reaching association of Jewish organizations and communities in Europe. Representing hundreds of communities and thousands of Jews across the continent — from Portugal to Ukraine — the EJA is dedicated to strengthening Jewish identity, expanding Jewish activities, and defending Jewish interests in Europe. Based in Brussels, at the heart of the European Union, the EJA maintains close ties with key decision-makers in the European Commission, Parliament, and Council to advocate for the safety, traditions, and future of European Jewry. For more information, visit ejassociation.eu.

Media Contact

Warren Cohn
warren@rocketshippr.com

In the race to define the next generation of global automotive winners, China’s carmakers are no longer competing only on battery technology or low-cost manufacturing. Increasingly, they are competing on brand, narrative and lifestyle positioning.

That was on full display this week in Beijing, where JETOUR used Auto China 2026 and a multi-day international media program to present itself as an emerging player in China’s automotive sector. Through a mix of hybrid SUVs, off-road demonstrations, executive presentations and immersive brand experiences, the company sought to show that it aims to become more than a successful exporter. It wants to become a globally recognized SUV nameplate.

For international investors, industry observers and competitors, JETOUR’s message was clear: China’s next wave of automotive expansion may be driven not only by electric sedans and affordable city cars, but by profitable sport utility vehicles designed for global consumers.

The company framed its strategy around what it calls “Travel+,” a concept that links mobility with leisure, exploration and lifestyle identity. Rather than segmenting products solely by size or price, JETOUR is building a portfolio around usage scenarios: family travel, urban mobility, light off-road adventure and premium outdoor capability.

That approach reflects a broader truth about today’s auto market. As electrification spreads and powertrain differences become less visible to consumers, branding becomes more valuable. Vehicles increasingly compete on emotional appeal, design language and the communities that form around them.

JETOUR’s flagship G700 illustrated that strategy most clearly. Positioned as a premium hybrid off-road SUV, the large model combines traditional rugged credentials — including three locking differentials, air suspension and high ground clearance — with features associated with executive-class comfort. Inside were upscale materials, lounge-like seating and expansive digital displays.

During the company’s international media drive event outside Beijing, the G700 was tested on a controlled off-road course, where it climbed steep slopes, navigated articulation obstacles and demonstrated its low-speed torque delivery. On paved roads, the vehicle felt composed and quiet, signaling that JETOUR understands an important market reality: many SUV buyers want the image of adventure more often than the hardship of it.

One of the more theatrical moments of the program came during the brand’s much-discussed water-navigation demonstration. Journalists gathered in Beijing to watch the G700 enter the water and perform a controlled floating and propulsion display, highlighting the vehicle’s wading and extreme-terrain credentials. While such features may be niche in everyday ownership, the demonstration served a strategic purpose. In the crowded global SUV market, spectacle can be as powerful as specification.

The image of a large SUV gliding across the lake offered exactly the kind of social-media-ready symbolism modern car launches increasingly rely upon: confidence, novelty and capability. It also reinforced JETOUR’s effort to distinguish itself from brands that market SUVs primarily as urban family transport.

If the G700 represented halo branding, the T2 i-DM may prove more commercially important. A hybrid SUV with boxy styling and broader everyday usability, it blends outdoor aesthetics with practical economics. For younger consumers in both domestic and export markets, that combination may be compelling: personality without excessive compromise.

JETOUR said cumulative global sales have exceeded 2.26 million vehicles, with operations spanning roughly 100 countries and regions, the magnitude of JETOUR’s international footprint was impossible to miss. From the diversity of international dealer delegations to the multilingual press materials, the company demonstrated the operational maturity of a major global player.

JETOUR also benefits from a timing advantage. In many emerging markets, demand remains strong for larger vehicles, hybrids and internal-combustion-based platforms rather than full battery-electric products. That creates space for Chinese manufacturers offering updated technology at aggressive pricing, especially in regions where infrastructure for EV charging remains limited.

The challenge, however, is not simply shipping vehicles abroad. It is building durable trust, resale value and consumer loyalty — areas where established global brands still hold significant advantages. Strong launch events and attention-grabbing demonstrations can generate headlines, but long-term success will depend on dealer networks, service quality and product reliability.

Still, this week in Beijing suggested that JETOUR understands the next phase of competition. China has already proven it can manufacture at scale. It has proven it can innovate quickly. The next test is whether its companies can build enduring global brands.

JETOUR’s answer was to combine user value, hybrid engineering and a vehicle driving across a lake. In an industry where attention is scarce and user experience matter, that may be a rational strategy.

Headquartered at Jinhua Road, Jiujiang District, Wuhu, Anhui 241000, China, JETOUR continues to expand its global "Travel+" ecosystem through innovative SUV engineering and international market integration.

Disclaimer

This material is provided for informational and editorial purposes only and does not constitute an endorsement, investment advice, or an offer to buy or sell any products or services. All statements reflect information available at the time of publication and may be subject to change without notice. Any forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially. References to specific products, features, or demonstrations are illustrative and may not reflect final production specifications or availability in all markets. Readers should conduct their own independent research and verification before making any decisions based on this information.

Media Contact

Tina Liu
jetourinternational.pr@gmail.com

The global esports market reached a value of approximately $5.34 billion in 2026 according to consistent market analyses, crossing a key threshold in the process. Despite growth slowing compared to the industry’s peak years, structural factors — including franchise models, media rights, and a growing viewer base of nearly 641 million people worldwide — confirm that esports has long outgrown its niche status. This is especially true for Poland: in 2026, the country has firmly established itself as Europe’s most important esports event destination.

• $5.34 billion — Market Value (USD, 2026)
• 640.8 million — Global Viewership
• 4.89% — CAGR Through 2031

Global Market Development

The esports market’s growth momentum has normalised in 2026. Following a phase of aggressive venture capital funding and partly speculative valuations, the industry is now consolidating on stable foundations. Mordor Intelligence puts the market value at $5.34 billion — an increase from $5.08 billion the year prior. The forecast through 2031 projects moderate growth to $6.78 billion at a CAGR of 4.89%. Long-range projections from various analytics firms diverge considerably: Future Market Insights and Precedence Research forecast values between $25 and $55 billion by 2035 — depending on methodology and the definition of the market segment captured.

The primary growth drivers remain sponsorships and media rights, which together account for roughly 65% of industry-specific revenues. Esports betting represents the single largest segment at an estimated $2.8 billion — an indicator of growing acceptance of competitive gaming as a regulated form of competition. Sponsorship revenues in the narrower sense will surpass the $1.11 billion mark in 2026 and continue growing at approximately 7.8% per year according to Statista.

"The esports market has come of age. What we’re seeing now is no longer a bubble — it’s an industry structuring itself according to classic sports economics principles: franchise models, league systems, and institutional investors," stated an editorial assessment from EsportNow.pl's analysis desk.

Platforms and Genres

PC remains the dominant platform in competitive gaming with a revenue share of approximately 48%. Counter-Strike 2 consistently recorded 1.5 million concurrent players on Steam throughout 2025. The mobile sector is growing fastest, however — with a CAGR of 5.87% — driven by Tencent’s Honor of Kings with 100 million daily users in China alone, and by PUBG Mobile globally, making it already the second-largest revenue contributor.

Within game genres, MOBA titles (League of Legends, Dota 2) hold the leading position with a market share of approximately 28.7%. The LoL World Championship 2024 set a historic record with 6.86 million peak concurrent viewers. YouTube Gaming recorded viewership growth of 80% year-over-year in Q4 2024, gaining significant ground against market leader Twitch, which saw a decline of 6.3% over the same period.

Poland in Focus — Esports Destination 2026

• IEM Kraków 2026 replaces the iconic IEM Katowice — with expanded capacity and a prize pool of $1,222,000. Kraków is positioning itself as esports’ new European hub.
• CODM World Championship 2025 in Katowice: prize pool of $850,000 — international visibility for the Polish esports ecosystem.
• ESL Pro League Season 24 (from October 2026) with a $300,000 prize pool confirms Poland as a permanent venue for top-tier international Premier events.
• Poznań Game Arena 2026 (October 23–25): the largest gaming trade show east of Cologne — with over 600,000 visitors in its history and a growing esports component.
• Poland’s esports sponsorship market volume is growing at a CAGR of 7.85% according to Statista — projected to reach €13.4 million by 2029.
• Top esports titles in Poland: Counter-Strike, League of Legends, Pokémon TCG and StarCraft II — a broad competitive spectrum.

Regional Dynamics and the Middle East

Asia-Pacific remains the gravitational centre of global esports with over 55% of all viewers worldwide — China and South Korea lead in reach and production standards, while India and Southeast Asia post the highest growth rates. The defining structural shift of 2026, however, originates from the Middle East: Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund has committed a total of $38 billion to the esports sector through its Savvy Games Group. The Esports World Cup 2026 returns to Riyadh (July 6 – August 23) with a total prize pool of $75 million — the largest event of its kind in the world.

Europe presents a split picture: high fan engagement rates and strong sponsorship prices per contact stand in contrast to margin pressure on team organisations. Rising player salaries outpacing revenue growth, alongside reduced sponsorship budgets from certain large corporates, are weighing on the profitability of European franchise teams.

• $75 million — EWC 2026 Prize Pool
• $38 billion — Saudi PIF Investment
• $1.11 billion — Sponsorship Revenue 2026

Technology and Outlook

Artificial intelligence is fundamentally changing esports production in 2026: automated highlight generation via smart cameras, AI-assisted coaching with individualised gameplay analysis, and real-time cheat detection are no longer future technologies — they are active deployments at Tier-1 publishers. Biometric tracking for burnout prevention and performance optimisation is making its way into professional teams.

Mobile esports gains institutional standing through the inclusion of Arena of Valor as a medal event at the 2026 Asian Games in Hangzhou — a signal that further fuels the debate around Olympic Esports Games. The International Olympic Committee is monitoring developments; concrete steps toward Los Angeles 2028 remain pending but are widely considered probable.

"2026 is the year Poland becomes a player, not just a host — literally and figuratively. The investments in infrastructure, events, and local talent development are paying off. IEM Kraków is the proof," said EsportNow.pl Editorial.

Summary

The esports market of 2026 shows maturity rather than euphoria: stable revenues, consolidated structures, institutional investors, and a global audience of nearly 641 million people. For Poland, 2026 is a pivotal year — the transformation from a pure event host into a self-sustaining esports ecosystem is well underway. The combination of major international events, a growing local scene, and rising sponsorship investment firmly positions Poland as one of Europe’s most important esports nations.

Sources

• Mordor Intelligence (Feb. 2026)
• Future Market Insights (Dec. 2025)
• SQ Magazine (Feb. 2026)
• Statista Market Insights
• Tradeit.gg Industry Report
• ASO World Global Esports Report
• Precedence Research (Mar. 2026)

About ESPORT NOW

ESPORT NOW is Poland’s leading esports news portal. Reports, analysis, and live coverage from the national and international competitive gaming scene. For more information, visit esportnow.pl.

Disclaimer

All figures presented are based on publicly available industry reports, market analyses, and third-party data sources as of 2026. Estimates such as market value, viewership, and growth rates are subject to variation depending on methodology, data scope, and evolving market conditions. These numbers should be interpreted as indicative rather than definitive and may change over time.

Media Contact

ESPORT NOW Info
info@esportnow.pl

Warp today open-sourced its core product, introducing an agentic development environment (ADE) built in collaboration with its community and powered by Oz, its cloud agent orchestration platform. The release introduces Open Agentic Development, a new model for building software: one where even non-technical users can actively shape production-grade tools, while agents that understand the codebase implement and ship improvements in the open. OpenAI is the flagship sponsor of Warp's open-source repository, with GPT models powering the agentic workflows that ship improvements to the codebase, including GPT-5.5.

Coding agents are quickly becoming part of every developer’s workflow, but while tools have shown what a single agent can do, the infrastructure to manage them effectively at scale has not existed. As teams move from a handful of agents to dozens or hundreds, speed increases, but visibility, data control, and governance begin to break down. Warp is building the foundation that makes this manageable by combining its agentic development environment with cloud-based orchestration. Open-sourcing the product is a bet that it will improve faster with real-world use and scrutiny.

“Put simply, we believe that a diverse set of contributors with unique ideas, combined with Oz agents running structured workflows and continuous feedback loops, will produce a better product than we could build with our internal team alone,” said Zach Lloyd, founder and CEO, Warp. “We’re creating a flywheel where user ideas turn into shipped improvements, which attract more users and more ideas, accelerating how the product evolves. Ultimately, it’s about making agentic development actually work at scale.”

Warp is introducing a new contribution model where users submit feature requests and bugs directly from within the ADE or via GitHub. Public GitHub issues now serve as the system of record for features, roadmap, and discussion. Oz manages the lifecycle by triaging issues, asking clarifying questions, generating implementation plans, writing code, and opening pull requests, all in the open, with session links, reviews, and progress visible to anyone.

This model shifts contributors from writing code to shaping what gets built and verifying outcomes, while agents handle implementation. It also allows Warp to act on the long tail of user requests that would traditionally sit in backlogs. Every request that gets picked up becomes a live, public example of agent-driven development in a real codebase.

“Open source has long been central to how developers learn, build, and push the field forward. We’re excited to support experiments that explore how AI can help maintainers and contributors collaborate more effectively at scale,” said Thibault Sottiaux, Engineering Lead, OpenAI.

As of today, Warp’s Oz-driven workflow is available to other open-source projects as well, extending the model beyond its own product. With it, users can:

• Submit feature requests and track them from triage to production, with real-time visibility into progress
• Watch agents plan, implement, and review code in a live production codebase
• Contribute by describing what they want without needing to learn the codebase or even how to write code

Alongside the release, Warp is introducing several major product updates:

• Broader model support: Expanded support for a wide range of models, including leading open-weight options like Kimi, MiniMax, and Qwen, giving developers more flexibility in how they run agents
• Customizable interface modes: A flexible UI that can be configured from a pure terminal experience to a minimal agent setup with diff view and file tree or a full-featured ADE
• Settings file for programmatic control: A new settings system that allows both users and agents to configure Warp programmatically and sync setups across environments

Join us in building Warp today by exploring the repository and submitting ideas directly through the product or on GitHub.

About Warp

Warp is the platform for agentic development. What began as a reimagined terminal is now an agentic development environment (ADE) paired with Oz, a cloud-based platform for running and orchestrating coding agents at scale, with built-in visibility and control. Today, Warp is used by nearly one million developers at companies including Docker, Ramp, and Peloton, as well as leading AI labs, Big Tech, and over half of the Fortune 500. Warp was founded by Zach Lloyd, former principal engineer for Google Sheets and the Google Docs suite, and is backed by Sequoia Capital, GV, Sam Altman, Marc Benioff, and Dylan Field. The company is based in New York and can be found online at warp.dev.

Media Contact

Kathleen Eagan
press@warp.dev

Nulo, the premium pet food brand dedicated to fueling healthier, happier lives for pets and the people who love them, today announced the addition of acclaimed chef, James Beard-nominated cookbook author, and television personality Richard Blais and his cat Bowie to its ambassador roster, further strengthening the brand’s connection to the culinary world alongside chef and longtime brand partner Katie Lee Biegel.

With a career defined by innovation in the kitchen and a deep understanding of the role high-quality ingredients play in overall wellness, Blais brings a unique perspective to Nulo’s mission to fuel the inner athlete in every pet.

“Having Richard join Team Nulo alongside Katie Lee Biegel is a really exciting step for our brand as we expand our network of culinary experts who share our passion for high-quality nutrition in flavors and form factors that pets love,” said Michael Landa, Nulo founder and CEO. “Chefs understand better than anyone that what you put into your body directly impacts energy, performance, and overall well-being. That same philosophy applies to our pets, and Richard’s approach to food makes him a natural fit with Nulo.”

Blais, a graduate of the Culinary Institute of America in New York who trained at renowned restaurants around the globe, is an influential voice in modern cuisine through his acclaimed restaurants, cookbooks, and podcasts. He is also a familiar face to television audiences through his winning run on "Top Chef: All-Stars" and co-hosting of FOX's current culinary competition hit "Next Level Chef." He views the partnership as an authentic extension of his personal values and relationship with his cat, Bowie.

“Great food starts with great ingredients, and that philosophy applies just as much to Bowie as it does in my kitchen,” Blais said. “I’m intentional about what goes into his bowl every day, and Nulo delivers the kind of great taste and high-quality nutrition I look for to keep him happy, healthy, and thriving.”

Together with Katie Lee Biegel, Blais will help anchor Nulo’s growing roster of chef ambassadors, bringing further culinary credibility to the brand’s focus on providing pets with premium nutrition. Across original content, storytelling moments, and real-life routines with their pets, the chefs will highlight how thoughtful ingredients support our pets' overall health and happiness, reinforcing that what we feed our four-legged companions matters just as much as what we put on our own plates. 

For more on Team Nulo, visit nulo.com/be-inspired or follow on Instagram.

About Nulo

Nulo is on a mission to fuel the inner athlete in every pet. With a wide range of ultra-premium food formats available in more than 6,500 pet specialty retailers nationwide, Nulo ensures pets enjoy the best in digestive and immune health, skin and coat care, mobility, and weight management. Recognized as one of Forbes Magazine's "Most Innovative Brands at Retail," Nulo's offerings are rich in animal-based proteins and low in carbs, crafted to keep pets thriving alongside their human companions. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Austin, TX, Nulo continues to inspire pet parents and athletes alike. For more information, visit nulo.com. 

Media Contact

Taylor Strategy
nulo@taylorstrategy.com

Remitsy today announced that it will be rebranding to Wevia.

The decision to rebrand was made on a commercial basis and does not reflect any change to the company’s ownership, management, products, or services. The transition to Wevia represents the next stage in the company’s development and supports its long‑term growth strategy.

CEO of Wevia, Marc Alexander Schepis, said, “We are excited to announce the launch of our new brand to ensure clarity in the market and maintain our focus on customers. Wevia reflects our vision for building modern, reliable financial services and marks an exciting new chapter for the business.”

The rebrand to Wevia will be rolled out gradually across the company’s website, communications, and documentation. Customers and partners will continue to receive the same level of service throughout the transition period.

What this means for customers:

• No changes to services or products
• No changes to customer accounts or agreements
• Same team and management
• Gradual rollout of the Wevia brand
• Continued focus on innovation and growth

The company will provide further updates as the transition progresses.

About Wevia (Remitsy)

Wevia (formerly Remitsy) is a financial technology company focused on delivering secure, efficient, and customer‑focused financial solutions. To learn more, visit gowevia.com

Disclaimer

Wevia is a trading name of PULSEPOINT PTY LTD (ACN: 679 781 394). PULSEPOINT PTY LTD is registered with the Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre (AUSTRAC) as a Remittance Network Provider and/or Digital Currency Exchange provider. The information in this release is for general purposes only and does not constitute financial advice.

Media Contact

Support Team
support@remitsy.com

Coinspaid, one of the largest blockchain payment infrastructure companies in Europe, has announced a strategic partnership with The Residency, a global community for early-stage founders and innovators. The collaboration will provide Residency startups with exclusive access to Coinspaid’s industry-leading stablecoin infrastructure solutions on preferential terms.

The Residency has become known for cultivating ambitious founders in an environment shaped by operators, researchers, and influential tech leaders, including startup advisors like Sam Altman, who has long championed alternative paths for talent and innovation. It’s the kind of ecosystem where early-stage ideas grow faster simply because the right people are in the room.

The partnership aims to strengthen support for emerging businesses by giving founders streamlined access to secure stablecoin processing and payouts architecture, direct multi-chain connectivity and node infrastructure, automated on-chain settlements and liquidity management solutions, developer-ready APIs and payment interfaces. These benefits will be available exclusively to members of The Residency community. Now, through this partnership, founders inside The Residency will gain access to the sort of infrastructure usually reserved for scale-ups and global fintech companies.

Under the partnership, startups from The Residency will receive:

• Exclusive terms for Coinspaid’s products 
• Preferential access to Coinspaid’s full suite of payment, treasury, and settlement tools
• Secure, built-in compliance logic and risk controls trusted by thousands of global businesses
• Support for efficient cross-border operations and simplified financial workflows

“Startups need reliable, compliant financial infrastructure from day one, especially in fast-moving markets like the blockchain industry and digital finance,” said Pavel Kashuba, Strategic Leader at Coinspaid. “We’re excited to partner with The Residency and equip founders with solutions that help them scale confidently and securely.”

The Residency, known for its vibrant, international community of early-stage entrepreneurs, sees this partnership as a strategic advantage for its members.

“Coinspaid brings world-class technology and a track record of enabling businesses to grow at scale,” said Nick Linch, The Residency founder. “This partnership will provide our founders with access to infrastructure that would typically be out of reach for early-stage companies.”

The collaboration reflects both organisations’ shared mission to support the next generation of builders shaping the future of digital commerce, and fintech.

About Coinspaid

Coinspaid is a blockchain technology company that builds and operates payment infrastructure for businesses and financial institutions. With a strong focus on regulatory alignment, transparency, and technological reliability, Coinspaid supports crypto payment processing and enterprise-grade infrastructure for merchants and partners worldwide. For more information, visit coinspaid.com.

Media Contact

Oleksii Baidatskyi
info@coinspaid.com

EAVISION has officially announced its upcoming unveiling of autonomous drone spraying solutions for Brazil’s Agrishow 2026. Running from April 27 to May 1, this year’s Agrishow offers a massive platform for farmers, distributors, and agricultural developers to take advantage of EAVISION's latest drone.

At the largest agricultural trade show in Latin America, the company will showcase the latest features of the EAVISION J150. This next-gen agriculture spraying drone is specially engineered to deliver more consistent performance. That is an essential upgrade considering the uneven terrain, dense crop canopies, and large-scale fields throughout the Brazilian farming industry. The difference this year is practical agricultural drone with vetted solutions, rather than theoretical capabilities.

Demonstrating Performance in Real Field Conditions

During the 2026 Agrishow, EAVISION will be using a live demonstration area. Visitors and attendees can observe how the EAVISION J150 follows terrain using practical spraying permanence under simulated conditions. Where most companies focus on a flat farming landscape, the EAVISION J150 maintains a more stable altitude, spraying crucial nutrients or pest-control solutions even on irregular terrain.

The development of the crop spraying drone focuses on uniform spray coverage. That is what helps cultivate crop protection and reduces operational risk. A more consistent droplet distribution, even in dense vegetation or hilly countrysides, minimizes pesticide drift. That is a common concern for both small family fields and large-scale growing operations.

“We want to provide real access to a precision agriculture drone,” says an EAVISION spokesperson. “For years, we’ve watched as Brazilian farmers struggle with different terrain and canopy coverage. Our J150 directly addresses these issues so more people can ensure the national food supply both for residents and the growing export market.”

Addressing Key Challenges in the Brazilian Market

The current status of Brazil’s agricultural industry is that it faces constant challenges. Labor shortages and the rising costs of maintaining operations are only the tip of the iceberg. Environmental pressures, such as global awareness of certain chemical blends, are a problem. So is access to hard-to-reach growing fields.

Traditional spraying methods with teams of workers are cost-prohibitive. People struggle to operate an efficient farm when there is difficult terrain and so much coverage that it hides dangerous animals or loose footing.

The EAVISION J150 agriculture drone directly addresses these issues. It is automated, offering a better spraying process that reduces manual labor and injury risk and increases a farmer's operational efficiency. Crop yields are higher due to improved spraying accuracy, which also lowers overall chemical use. That waste reduction aligns with global chemical restrictions and the environmental impact on local resources.

Being able to operate a crop spraying drone in unstructured environments is why EAVISION stands out for this year’s Brazil Agrishow. It highlights how technology is increasingly being used to better optimize resource use.

Technology and Partnerships Built for Precision and Efficiency

The central technology update to EAVISION’s precision agriculture drone rests in advanced sensing and controls. The drone has the unique ability to follow terrain, maintaining a more consistent distance from crops and ensuring a uniform spray. There is less overlap and missed areas, reducing chemical input and boosting cost savings.

In addition to pesticides, the EAVISION J150 can be used to spread seeds and fertilizers, as well as for some lifting tasks. Considering how many local Brazilian farms have limited ground access, the air enhancement helps improve efficient use of space, even in fragmented land areas.

The Agrishow offers greater opportunities to build partnerships with local distributors and Brazilian farmers. That integration lays a foundation for technology support throughout the region. It demonstrates a strong commitment to location through training programs and after-sales communication.

Brazilian farmers attending the demonstration should take advantage of the interactive elements and the on-site EAVISION team. They’ll be available to answer questions, start partnerships, and gather feedback for future troubleshooting.

“EAVISION is firmly committed to being a part of Brazil’s farming future,” continues the spokesperson. “We encourage field validation and localization efforts, always listening to our partners and clients to overcome agricultural challenges through our crop spraying drone technology.”

Continued Investment in Agrishow and Brazil

The EAVISION J150 and live demonstrations at Brazil’s Agrishow are clear indicators that the company is investing in key agricultural markets. Product adaptation and partnership development also ensure greater local compliance and alignment with international requirements.

EAVISION has indicated that its participation in Agrishow is part of a broader strategy to expand its footprint in Brazil and other key agricultural markets. The company plans to continue investing in field validation, product adaptation, and building partnerships that ensure its solutions meet local requirements.

This agricultural drone technology is a proven method to reduce drift risk, stabilize table operations in complex terrain, and reduce reliance on manual, cost-prohibitive labor. With local agribusiness representing 25% of Brazil’s GDP and 44% of total exports, multinational companies like EAVISION offer practical solutions to future economic and agricultural growth.

About EAVISION

EAVISION leverages core drone technologies, including vision perception systems and AI-based autonomous control. The company provides everything from advanced droplet mist spraying systems to small intelligence robots specifically designed for complex outdoor environments. EAVISION has established a global presence across 36 countries and regions, including the United States, Japan, and Southeast Asia. With over 10 years of operations across three R&D centers, two production facilities, and two service centers, the multi-award-winning company seeks to help all life thrive. Learn more at www.eavision.com.

Media Contact

Hu Xi
sales@eavision.com

Chinese makeup artist Mao Geping, founder of the high-end beauty brand MAOGEPING, was recently invited to participate in the 29th Harvard China Forum, the Yale U.S.-China Forum, and a special feature at Columbia University. In a cross-cultural context, his appearances also reflect how Chinese premium consumer brands are increasingly entering broader international conversations through cultural expression and value exchange.

Mao, widely regarded as the most influential contemporary makeup artist in China. In the 1990s, he was active in film, fashion and stage styling. In 1995, he designed the makeup and styling for a major historical television drama based on the life of empress Wu Zetian, a work widely regarded as a landmark in Chinese screen makeup artistry. The work is regarded as one of the most representative cases in the history of Chinese screen makeup and styling. Unlike traditional behind-the-scenes practitioners, Mao stepped into the public eye and gained wide recognition, bringing the profession of makeup artist into public view for the first time and, to some extent, contributing to the awakening of Chinese women’s awareness of makeup.

In 2000, Mao founded his namesake brand and an image design art school, transforming his personal expertise into a systematic beauty education and product framework. Today, MAOGEPING has 445 counters and 10 image design art schools in China, forming a development structure that connects art, education and brand.

As Chinese brands continue to enter global markets, how they are understood in different cultural contexts has become a new focus. Beyond expansion driven mainly by products and channels, some brands are beginning to enter the public conversation through aesthetics and cultural expression. For example, Mao Geping has collaborated with the Palace Museum in Beijing for eight consecutive years, a partnership regarded as one of the representative cases of contemporary expression of classical Chinese aesthetics.

During his time in the United States, Mao participated in the Harvard China Forum and the Yale U.S.-China Summit, where he exchanged views on brand development and aesthetic experience.

At Columbia University’s special feature, he shared practical experience from the brand’s development through a keynote speech and dialogue, and discussed how Chinese aesthetics can be translated into forms that can be understood by different cultures.

In the live aesthetic presentation, all the models were Western. This form of presentation conveyed a clear message: Eastern aesthetics are not limited to a specific region or face, but can be understood and applied across different cultural backgrounds. Compared with language, this direct visual presentation offered a more immediate path for cross-cultural communication.

This approach reflects a broader shift in how Chinese beauty brands position themselves globally. Rather than presenting aesthetics as culturally specific, they are increasingly framing them as adaptable systems that can engage with diverse faces and contexts.

Mao’s trajectory also stands out within the broader industry. By extending his practice beyond individual artistry into education and brand-building, he represents a relatively rare model in China’s beauty sector—one that translates personal aesthetic expertise into a scalable and enduring system.

From forum discussions to live presentation, Mao demonstrated one path for Chinese premium beauty brands to participate in global dialogue through culture and aesthetics. His practice across art, education and brand makes MAOGEPING not only a commercial brand, but also a specific case of how beauty can be understood and expressed.

In the development of China’s beauty industry, this path is also seen as a forward-looking exploration. When brands extend from products and functions to aesthetics and culture, their influence begins to enter a broader public context.

Media Contact

Li Jian
MAOGEPING
lisicong@maogepingbeauty.com
+1 631-590-0538

Today, Budweiser, the Official Beer Sponsor of the FIFA World Cup 2026™, unveiled its newest global football platform, “Let It Pour,” cracking open four years' worth of anticipation for the game’s biggest stage. Activating across more than 40 countries, the global beer icon is supercharging celebrations with Bud FC watch parties, The Bud Fan Store, and a new global film calling the world together to Let It Pour.

“For over four decades, Budweiser has been part of the celebrations that define the FIFA World Cup™, be it on the pitch, in bars, or wherever fans come together,” said Richard Oppy, Global President, Premium Company at AB InBev. “‘Let It Pour’ is our invitation to consumers to fully embrace those moments. Alongside Erling Haaland and Jürgen Klopp, we’re able to bring that energy to life in a way that connects with consumers across the globe.”

To launch “Let It Pour,” Budweiser partnered with one of the most dominant and recognizable players in football, Erling Haaland. Known for his record-breaking performances and relentless style of play, Haaland will make his FIFA World Cup™ debut in 2026 and is encouraging fans to share in the excitement.

“In my first World Cup, I’ll be leaving everything on the pitch, so Budweiser’s ‘Let It Pour’ campaign really hits home because it reflects exactly how I feel heading into the tournament,” said Erling Haaland, Budweiser global ambassador. “I’ve dreamed of representing my country on this stage my entire life, and now that it’s here, it’s an incredible honor. What makes it even more special is knowing fans around the world will be experiencing those same moments alongside us — sharing in the energy, the emotion, and letting it all pour out in a way that makes the World Cup unforgettable.”

Budweiser also partnered with Jürgen Klopp, one of football’s most electrifying figures, to amplify the call to come together and experience the intensity that defines the tournament.

“The World Cup inspires optimism and unmatched passion for every person watching, and to share that with fans around the world is truly remarkable,” said Jürgen Klopp, Budweiser global ambassador. “I’ve lived it, so partnering with Budweiser and being part of the ‘Let it Pour’ campaign is about capturing that feeling of when fans come together, share the moment, and celebrate what makes football so special.”

Expanding the Celebration Through Exclusive Global Experiences

Building on its 40-year legacy as the Official Beer Sponsor of the FIFA World Cup™, Budweiser continues to elevate the fan experience with the unveiling of The Bud Fan Store. Available online in select markets, consumers will be able to purchase or win exclusive, tournament-inspired merchandise. From a number 26 Budweiser football kit to a FIFA World Cup 2026™ windbreaker with the iconic bowtie emblem, every piece of apparel is designed to bring fans closer to the action.

Extending the impact of “Let It Pour,” Budweiser is launching Bud FC, a global experiential platform in partnership with WINK. In select markets, Bud FC will bring football fans together at FIFA World Cup™ watch parties worldwide, turning every moment throughout the tournament into a shared outpouring of passion and celebration. By channeling the energy of the stadium, Bud FC creates a new stage for consumers to celebrate together.

Budweiser Showcases the Raw Emotion of Football

Budweiser’s “Let It Pour” film, created in partnership with Grey Global, invites fans to let their memories, emotions, and beer pour. Inspired by the energy of football fandom shared across the globe, “Let It Pour” captures how that passion spills beyond the pitch — turning bars, homes, and cities into a shared celebration over 39 days. It shows how the world comes together, and strangers become teammates as they cheer on their team with a Budweiser or Budweiser 0.0% in hand.

The creative features a star-studded cast, including Haaland and Klopp, alongside cameo appearances from football legend — and Erling’s father — Alfie Haaland, and other cultural icons who join in the celebrations. Set to the iconic track "Feelin’ Alright" by Joe Cocker, the film is supported by a full suite of TV, social, and out-of-home assets.

To learn more about how Budweiser is celebrating with fans throughout the 2026 FIFA World Cup™, follow @budweiser and @budfootball on Instagram, Facebook and X.

About AB InBev

Anheuser-Busch InBev (AB InBev) is a publicly traded company (Euronext: ABI) based in Leuven, Belgium, with secondary listings on the Mexico (MEXBOL: ANB) and South Africa (JSE: ANH) stock exchanges and with American Depositary Receipts on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE: BUD). As a company, we dream big to create a future with more cheers. We are always looking to serve up new ways to meet life’s moments, move our industry forward and make a meaningful impact in the world. We are committed to building great brands that stand the test of time and to brewing the best beers using the finest ingredients. Beer is the drink for moderation, and for over a century, AB InBev has championed responsible drinking. We are committed to providing our consumers with balanced choices to enjoy on any occasion. We also invest in marketing that aims to reinforce positive behaviors, and we work with communities, customers, and partners to promote responsible consumption through evidence-based initiatives.

Our diverse portfolio of well over 400 beer brands includes global brands Budweiser®, Corona®, Stella Artois® and Michelob Ultra®; multi-country brands Beck’s®, Hoegaarden® and Leffe®; and local champions such as Aguila®, Antarctica®, Bud Light®, Brahma®, Cass®, Castle®, Castle Lite®, Cristal®, Harbin®, Jupiler®, Modelo Especial®, Quilmes®, Victoria®, Sedrin®, and Skol®. Our brewing heritage dates back more than 600 years, spanning continents and generations. From our European roots at the Den Hoorn brewery in Leuven, Belgium. To the pioneering spirit of the Anheuser & Co brewery in St. Louis, US. To the creation of the Castle Brewery in South Africa during the Johannesburg gold rush. To Bohemia, the first brewery in Brazil. Geographically diversified with a balanced exposure to developed and developing markets, we leverage the collective strengths of approximately 137 000 colleagues based in more than 40 countries worldwide. For 2025, AB InBev’s reported revenue was $59.3 billion (excluding JVs and associates).

About Budweiser

Budweiser, an American-style lager, was introduced in 1876 when company founder Adolphus Busch set out to create the United States’ first truly national beer brand — brewed to be universally embraced and transcend regional tastes. Each batch of Budweiser stays true to the same family recipe used by five generations of Busch family brewmasters. Budweiser is a medium-bodied, flavorful, crisp and pure beer with blended layers of premium American and European hop aromas, brewed for the perfect balance of flavor and refreshment. Budweiser is made using time-honored methods including “kraeusening” for natural carbonation and Beechwood aging, which results in unparalleled balance and character.

Media Contact

Neil Carr
ncarr@webershandwick.com

Nexus Group Companies has officially announced the launch of Nexus Petroleum Group, introducing a structured and investor-focused approach to oil and gas participation built on years of operational experience within its broader family of companies, active since 2018. The new entity formalizes and expands those capabilities into a dedicated platform designed to provide accredited investors with direct access to energy projects across multiple U.S. basins. 

Positioned at a time when energy markets continue to demand resilience and adaptability, Nexus Petroleum Group aims to scale well development while prioritizing portfolio diversification and risk management. The company offers investors participation through a Limited Partnership structure, a model designed to enhance transparency, align incentives, and optimize tax advantages associated with domestic energy investments. 

Ryan Miller, President at Nexus Petroleum Group, emphasizes the importance of structure and long-term planning in today’s investment landscape. “We’ve spent years refining how we approach oil and gas opportunities,” he says. “This launch represents a more intentional framework where investors can participate in projects that are carefully selected and strategically located to deliver both operational and financial clarity.” 

The firm’s model centers on building a diversified portfolio of producing and development-stage wells across different states and geological basins. By expanding geographically, Nexus Petroleum Group aims to reduce exposure to localized volatility while increasing the consistency of returns. This multi-basin strategy embodies a broader industry shift toward balancing opportunity with risk management. 

Yousef Abuhakmeh, Chief Investment Officer, underscores the company’s commitment to accessibility and global participation. As energy remains one of the most vital sectors in the global economy, Abuhakmeh has observed strong demand from investors seeking tangible, asset-backed opportunities. He notes, “Our structure allows us to welcome international investors, provided they meet U.S. accreditation standards, while maintaining compliance and clarity throughout the process.”

According to CEO Brett Mills, a key component of the Nexus Petroleum Group offering is its tax-efficient design and consistent long-term capital return. Oil and gas investments in the United States continue to provide notable tax incentives, including deductions and credits tied to drilling and production activities. Nexus Petroleum Group integrates these benefits into its LP framework, enabling investors to potentially enhance after-tax returns while participating in domestic energy development.

Furthermore, the company is focused on building a “power portfolio,” an aggregation of assets intended to deliver scale and resilience. This approach allows Nexus Petroleum Group to pursue growth across multiple fronts, from expanding existing operations to identifying new drilling opportunities in emerging and established basins and sectors alike.

While energy diversification remains a central theme worldwide, oil and gas continue to underpin industrial activity and economic stability. Nexus Petroleum Group positions itself within this context by offering a model that aligns functional execution with investor priorities.

As Miller explains, “Our vision is to create a platform that grows with both the market and our partners. Every well, every basin, and every decision is part of a larger strategy focused on sustainability in performance and consistency in delivery.”

With its official launch, Nexus Petroleum Group signals its intent to become a scalable player in the U.S. oil and gas investment space, combining established operational roots with a forward-looking investment structure. Ultimately, the company is setting the stage for continued expansion and a disciplined approach to energy development.

About Nexus Petroleum Group

Nexus Petroleum Group is a subdivision of Nexus Group Companies, focused on delivering an investor-centric approach to oil and gas participation across multiple U.S. basins. Built on operational experience established since 2018, the company offers accredited investors access to diversified, asset-backed energy opportunities through structured Limited Partnerships. Its model emphasizes transparency, tax efficiency, and risk-managed portfolio development, aiming to align long-term performance with evolving market demands while supporting scalable growth in domestic energy production. For more information, visit www.nexuspetroleumgroup.com.

Disclaimer

This press release is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any securities. Investment opportunities referenced are available only to accredited investors and involve significant risks, including the potential loss of principal. Any forward-looking statements are subject to change and not guaranteed. Prospective investors should conduct their own due diligence and consult with financial, legal, and tax advisors before making any investment decisions.

Media Contact

Ryan Miller
marketing@nexuspetroleumgroup.com

ANORBANK has announced the appointment of Max Johnson and Stéphanie Rivoal to its Supervisory Board, reinforcing the bank’s commitment to independent, internationally experienced governance as Uzbekistan undergoes one of the most significant periods of economic reform in its modern history.

Johnson’s connection to the region began in 2005, when, as an undergraduate, he travelled overland from Istanbul to Urumqi along the historic Silk Road. Reflecting on that journey, he recalls Uzbekistan as “a country carrying the weight of history while radiating a sense of promise,” a place whose future significance he could not have predicted at the time.

Rivoal, a former French ambassador to Uganda with extensive experience in complex international environments, joins Johnson in supporting ANORBANK’s strategic direction as Uzbekistan deepens its integration with global markets.

Uzbekistan’s economic transformation has accelerated since 2016, marked by capital market liberalisation, judicial reform, currency convertibility, and the dismantling of longstanding monopolies. These reforms have helped rebuild institutional trust and attract growing international engagement. The country’s shift from a cotton-dependent economy to a diversified base spanning energy, logistics, digital services, and manufacturing has positioned it uniquely within Central Asia.

Digitalisation has been one of the most visible shifts. Online banking, electronic ID systems, instant payments, and remote onboarding have rapidly become part of daily life. Financial inclusion has expanded significantly, with the number of adults holding bank accounts nearly doubling since 2017 and active online banking users increasing almost fivefold in five years. These developments support the ambitions of the national Uzbekistan 2030 Strategy, which includes expanding fintech innovation, increasing renewable energy capacity, and mobilising large-scale investment.

International partnerships continue to grow. The U.K. has strengthened diplomatic and economic ties through a new Partnership and Cooperation Agreement and increased trade missions, while Uzbekistan progresses toward alignment with global regulatory standards, including those of the Basel Committee. On March 11, 2026, the Central Bank hosted a professional dialogue with independent supervisory board members of commercial banks, focusing on asset quality and nonperforming loan management.

Uzbekistan’s strategic relevance is also rising due to its reserves of critical minerals, including rare earths, uranium, copper, and gold. Joint ventures such as Nurlikum Mining — between state-owned Navoiyuran and France’s Orano — illustrate growing international cooperation in the sector. Planned minority stake sales in major state-owned enterprises aim to establish transparent valuation benchmarks for future investment.

The country is simultaneously emerging as a key transit corridor for Eurasian trade, with digitalised logistics, upgraded rail systems, and new PPP-backed road infrastructure improving connectivity. In the energy sector, rapid renewable generation growth is being matched by investment in grid modernisation and smart metering technologies.

Against this backdrop, ANORBANK, Uzbekistan’s first fully digital bank, has become a leading example of innovation in a reforming market. The bank has expanded access to financial services across urban and rural communities, supported financial literacy initiatives, and demonstrated how digital banking can accelerate inclusion and economic participation.

Reflecting on Uzbekistan’s evolution, Johnson notes the contrast between the country he first encountered as a student traveller and the dynamic, reform-driven nation of today. The foundations of ambition and openness he sensed years ago have now developed into an environment capable of largescale transformation. As Uzbekistan continues to modernise, it is shaping a new identity at the crossroads of Asia — one that connects its historical legacy with a rapidly advancing digital and economic future.

About CP Media Global Limited

The European is a quarterly business publication by CP Media Global Ltd, based in London and established in 2008. Available in both print and digital formats, the magazine is distributed globally at major events, trade fairs, and airports, reaching a wide network of decision-makers across Europe, MENA, Latin America, North America, and Asia. Covering a broad spectrum of topics — including Banking & Finance, Foreign Direct Investment, Sustainability, ESG, Energy, Shipping, Aviation, Technology, Real Estate, and Business Travel — The European delivers in-depth reporting and analysis on key trends shaping the global business landscape. With a commitment to thought-provoking and objective journalism, the magazine offers expert insight, success stories, and strategic perspectives to help leaders navigate the evolving economic, political, and cultural environment. For more information, visit the-european.eu.

About ANORBANK

ANORBANK is Uzbekistan’s first fully digital bank, delivering innovative financial solutions that expand access to banking services for individuals and businesses across the country. Built on a modern, technology-driven platform, ANORBANK enables seamless digital onboarding, payments, lending, and financial management, helping to accelerate financial inclusion in both urban and rural communities. As Uzbekistan advances a broad agenda of economic reform and global integration, ANORBANK plays a key role in supporting the country’s transition to a diversified, digitally enabled economy. The bank is committed to promoting financial literacy, fostering innovation in fintech, and aligning with international standards of governance and transparency. Through its customer-centric approach and forward-looking strategy, ANORBANK continues to contribute to sustainable economic growth and greater participation in the global financial system. For more information, visit anorbank.uz.

Disclaimer

This press release is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer, solicitation, or recommendation to buy or sell any financial products or services. Forward-looking statements, including those related to economic conditions, regulatory developments, and strategic initiatives, are subject to risks and uncertainties that may cause actual results to differ materially. ANORBANK undertakes no obligation to update or revise any such statements.

Media Contact

Jonathan Edwards
enquiries@cpmediaglobal.com

The 2026 Global Home Carnival hosted by Louvre Furnishings Group is underway in Foshan, offering a 21-day program that combines international trade, cultural exchange and consumer promotions. Held alongside the Canton Fair and running through the May Day holiday, the event aims to attract global buyers while boosting seasonal consumption.

With more than 26 years in the home furnishings sector, Louvre Furnishings Group has become a major sourcing and retail destination, welcoming over four million visitors annually and serving customers from more than 155 countries and regions. Since the event opened, delegations and digital creators from around 20 countries have visited the Louvre complex, touring the 22 themed exhibition halls.

Global Trade Platform and Cultural Exchange

Positioned as an extension of the Canton Fair ecosystem, the venue offers a structured service framework covering curated brands, selected materials, environmental commitment, quality assurance, transparent pricing and nationwide delivery, designed to support efficient and reliable sourcing.

On April 21, the “Foshan Wonder Night” event brought together nearly 400 international guests at the Louvre International Furniture Exhibition Center, featuring performances and cultural showcases that highlight a blend of global design and local elements.

Holiday Promotions and Lifestyle Experiences

During the May Day holiday from May 1 to May 5, the festival enters its peak phase with promotional activities including prize draws, shopping discounts, rebates and product giveaways to enhance consumer engagement.

Beyond retail, the event integrates tourism, art and dining. Yingge dance performances will be staged daily from May 1 to May 3, alongside art exhibitions and a range of international dining options.

Recognized as a national AAAA-level tourist destination, the Louvre complex continues to expand beyond retail. The event has also been featured on China Central Television (CCTV), highlighting its focus on quality and global engagement.

Organizers say the carnival reflects ongoing efforts to connect international trade with cultural experiences while strengthening Foshan’s role in the global home furnishings industry.

About Louvre Furnishings Group

Louvre Furnishings Group, founded in 2000 and based in Foshan, China, integrates design, R&D, retail and hospitality, and is a leading brand in China’s furnishings distribution industry. For more information, visit www.louvre-mall.com.

Nutromics, an Australian founded startup developing a wearable molecular sensing platform, today announced it has secured AU$3 million in non-dilutive funding through the Australian Government's Cooperative Research Centres (CRC) Projects Round 18, as part of a total project value of AU$11.2 million. The funding will support the development of a world-first sepsis management microneedle patch capable of real-time, multi-analyte sensing with sensor design accelerated by cutting-edge robotics.

Sepsis is the leading cause of death globally, with 11 million sepsis-related deaths in 2020, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). A national analysis from the Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care found that it affects around 84,000 people each year in Australia alone, of which 12,000 will die. Every hour of delayed treatment increases sepsis mortality risk by 8%, despite advances in modern medicine.

Running from July 1, 2026 to June 30, 2029, this project brings together a consortium of industry and academic partners including Bosch Australia Manufacturing Solutions (BAMS), Global Life Sciences Solutions Australia Pty Ltd T/as Cytiva, The University of Sydney, The University of New South Wales, Tecan Australia, and A.T.A Scientific. The consortium will develop a wearable patch that gives clinicians the ability to identify and monitor sepsis in real time, enabling earlier intervention and saving lives. The patch will be validated in a clinical study across ICU and emergency settings, building Australia's sovereign diagnostic capability.

This announcement represents further significant progress for Nutromics, following the landmark publication of its first-in-human studies earlier this year in Nature Biotechnology, which demonstrated for the first time that a wearable molecular sensing platform can continuously measure drug levels in real time in the human body.

"Sepsis kills with speed, and today our tools simply aren't fast enough to match it. That is exactly why this is a problem we are focusing our efforts on," said Hitesh Mehta, COO and Co-founder of Nutromics. "This CRC Projects grant validates both the urgency of the clinical need and the strength of our platform to address it. By combining Nutromics' DNA-based sensing technology with robotics-accelerated sensor design and a world-class consortium, we have a genuine opportunity to transform how sepsis is managed in hospitals across Australia and beyond."

"Sepsis remains one of medicine's most pressing and deadly challenges. Nutromics has already shown their platform works in humans," said Prof. Justin Gooding from the University of New South Wales. "We are building on a proven foundation and directing it at one of the highest-value clinical targets imaginable. The potential to save lives is real."

The Nutromics sepsis patch will leverage the same core molecular sensing platform, adapted for multi-analyte detection of key sepsis biomarkers. The technology's capabilities in humans were recently demonstrated and published in Nature Biotechnology, and multi-analyte capability was presented at the International Congress of Therapeutic Drug Monitoring and Clinical Toxicology (IATDMCT) last year.

Robotics will be deployed to accelerate sensor design and optimisation, compressing development timelines and enhancing sensing precision. Clinical validation across ICU and emergency settings is designed to meet the demands of real-world deployment and lay the groundwork for regulatory pathways and future commercialisation.

About Nutromics

Nutromics is an Australian-founded advanced monitoring company that has built a wearable, DNA-based platform for continuous molecular monitoring. Its electrochemical aptamer-based sensors, integrated with minimally invasive microneedles, are designed to sense multiple proteins, drugs, metabolites, and hormones in real time. Nutromics is advancing toward regulatory clearance and commercial launch of its first product, with operations in Australia and the United States. The company’s vision is a world with zero preventable deaths due to a lack of continuous molecular monitoring. For more information, visit www.nutromics.com.

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Nutromics
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On April 24, China’s first purpose-built robotaxi, the Eva Cab, made its official debut at Auto China 2026. Developed from the ground up exclusively for autonomous driving operation scenarios, the model integrates Geely’s robust R&D and manufacturing capabilities for intelligent electric vehicles, Qianli Haohan’s G-ASD L4 autonomous driving system, and CaoCao’s decade of operational and service insights in shared mobility.

Deeply involved in the product definition and R&D of China’s first purpose-built robotaxi, CaoCao has drawn fully on its proven experience with existing custom vehicles in substantially reducing vehicle total cost of ownership (TCO). It has comprehensively optimized exterior design, cabin spatial logic, human-machine interaction systems and overall vehicle durability, while building multiple safety redundancies to secure all-round leadership in cost, safety, user experience and operational efficiency. Scheduled for mass production in 2027, CaoCao plans to deploy a total of 100,000 units by 2030.

Gong Xin, CEO of CaoCao, stated: “CaoCao has always led the transformation of the shared mobility industry through technological innovation and operational practice. The newly unveiled robotaxi marks a crucial step in the implementation of a full-coverage closed-loop ecosystem of purpose-built intelligent vehicles, intelligent driving technology and intelligent operations. We will fully leverage our operational strengths and partner with Geely Auto Group and other collaborators to build a robotaxi fleet truly 'designed for operations.' With world-class products and services, we will deliver safer, more convenient, and greener intelligent mobility experiences for users worldwide.”

As the flagship masterpiece of Geely’s All-Scenario AI 2.0 technology system, Eva Cab is equipped with the world’s first quantum-level AI E/E architecture. Adopting quantum encryption technology, it delivers end-to-end quantum-grade security protection for vehicle-cloud links, covering high-frequency scenarios including Bluetooth keys, remote vehicle control, OTA upgrades and data privacy protection. It also features the industry-first SOVD integrated vehicle-cloud diagnostic technology, establishing a full-lifecycle proactive safety protection system for users. Engineered with forward-looking multiple redundancies for steering, braking, power supply, and computing platforms from the initial design phase, the vehicle is fitted with sensor self-cleaning and dual-redundant by-wire systems. It fundamentally eliminates hidden faults caused by retrofit solutions at the physical level, building a solid safety foundation for fully driverless operations.

In terms of durability and cost efficiency, Eva Cab adopts a purpose-built low-drag integrated body design with no steering wheel and no front passenger seat, supporting automated battery swapping and automated cleaning. Its designed service life is two to three times longer than that of ordinary passenger vehicles, and key components also boast a greatly extended service life. Maintenance intervals are substantially extended with lower procurement and O&M costs. Its ultra-low TCO ensures stable returns on fleet assets and paves the way for large-scale profitable operations.

In terms of user experience, Eva Cab upholds the design philosophy of “Smart Mobility, Better Life,” transforming the cabin layout from a driver-centric model to a passenger-centric one. Equipped with premium coach-style opposing power sliding doors and face-to-face seating layout, it achieves a perfect integration of premium aesthetics and ultimate spatial experience. Meanwhile, the vehicle is equipped with Super Eva, China’s first cabin-driving integrated super intelligent agent. Empowered by end-to-end voice interaction and VLM vision models, it delivers powerful perception and cognitive capabilities, deeply connects in-vehicle and external ecosystems, and realizes complex task decomposition and cross-domain collaborative execution.

The unveiling event also demonstrated the collaborative operation scenario between robotaxis and Green Intelligent Mobility Hubs. Integrating automated battery swapping, automated cleaning, vehicle preparation, intelligent dispatching, and automated settlement, the hubs reserve eVTOL landing pads and dedicated charging interfaces. In the future, Eva Cab will be fully integrated into the space-air-ground integrated intelligent ecosystem. Through in-depth collaboration with road traffic systems, low-altitude aerial vehicles, low-orbit satellite communications, and other ecological partners, it will jointly build a future of smart mobility featuring zero waiting, zero congestion, and zero traffic accidents.

As the core commercial carrier of Geely Holding Group’s robotaxi business, CaoCao has built a trinity closed-loop ecosystem for robotaxi based on purpose-built intelligent vehicles, intelligent driving technology, and intelligent operations. With ten years of in-depth cultivation in the shared mobility industry, the company has accumulated massive mobility data, mature dispatching algorithms, and a nationwide service network. It has also developed a complete asset management system covering vehicle procurement, insurance, maintenance, and residual value management, laying a solid foundation for the large-scale commercial implementation of robotaxi.

CaoCao will expand its footprint in more domestic cities this year and continuously scale up its robotaxi fleet. It also plans to explore robotaxi services in Hong Kong and deploy robotaxi businesses across global markets. Leveraging Geely Holding Group’s global network, CaoCao will accelerate its strategic layout in high-potential markets worldwide.

About CaoCao

CaoCao Inc. (CaoCao Mobility) is a China-based shared mobility platform founded in 2015 and backed by Geely Holding Group, focused on building a new energy vehicle–powered transportation ecosystem. The company provides ride-hailing, vehicle leasing, and mobility services through a dedicated fleet of purpose-built vehicles, emphasizing safety, service quality, and seamless user experiences. CaoCao will expand its footprint in more domestic cities this year and continuously scale up its robotaxi fleet.

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Jing Liu  
Jing.Liu3@caocaoglobal.com

Chinese automaker JETOUR used this week’s Auto China exhibition in Beijing to outline its global expansion plans, presenting an expanded lineup of hybrid SUVs and a branding approach focused on lifestyle positioning for overseas buyers interested in adventure-oriented vehicles with lower fuel consumption.

During a multi-day media programme attended by international journalists, dealers and content creators, the marque showcased a dual-brand structure built around JETOUR and affiliated urban-mobility brand SOUEAST. Executives said the move is designed to cover a wider range of customers, from family SUV users in cities to buyers interested in premium off-road capability.

The centrepiece of the presentation was JETOUR’s updated “Travel+” strategy, which seeks to position vehicles not only as transport products but as part of a broader leisure and outdoor lifestyle ecosystem. Chinese automakers increasingly use such branding themes as competition intensifies at home and as they expand abroad.

At the Beijing show, that strategy was translated into metal and hardware. The company displayed the T-series, positioned as light off-road models, and the higher-end G-series, aimed at buyers wanting more rugged credentials. SOUEAST, meanwhile, was presented as a practical urban SUV brand focused on family use.

From a reporter’s perspective on the ground, JETOUR’s most commercially significant message was less about slogans and more about technology. The company emphasised hybrid powertrains, intelligent four-wheel-drive systems and chassis engineering intended to make larger SUVs more usable in daily driving while preserving off-road image appeal.

That was most visible during the media drive event held outside Beijing, where invited journalists sampled several vehicles across paved roads, technical obstacles and demonstration areas. The flagship G700 drew particular attention. A large six-seat SUV with three locking differentials, air suspension and a plug-in hybrid setup, it appears designed to compete in a segment where consumers increasingly want premium interiors alongside serious terrain capability.

On the test route, the G700 felt notably composed for a body-on-frame style product, with strong low-speed torque delivery and refined cabin isolation. The contrast between rugged exterior styling and luxury-focused interior equipment suggests JETOUR sees opportunity in customers who previously might have considered more established Japanese or European nameplates.

Also shown was the T2 i-DM, a hybrid version of one of the brand’s more recognizable boxy SUVs. It combines electric-first urban drivability with mechanical hardware suited to light off-road use, reflecting a growing trend in China’s SUV market: electrified adventure vehicles aimed at younger buyers who want design character without abandoning efficiency.

SOUEAST’s S08 DM rounded out the presentation with a softer proposition — a three-row family-oriented hybrid SUV intended for export markets where practicality and value remain decisive factors.

JETOUR said cumulative global sales have exceeded 2.26 million vehicles and that it now operates in around 100 countries and regions. While those figures could not be independently verified, the scale of the company’s overseas ambition was evident from the breadth of media attendance and multilingual presentations throughout the event.

For China’s rising car exporters, the next challenge is no longer simply entering foreign markets, but building brands that resonate locally. In Beijing this week, JETOUR’s answer was clear: combine hybrid technology, SUV theatre and lifestyle marketing into a package it hopes can travel well beyond China.

Geely Auto Group attended Auto China 2026 (Beijing Auto Show) for the first time directly as an exhibitor and showcased the group’s full technology ecosystem. On the opening day of the Beijing Auto Show, Geely Auto Group together with AFARI Technology and CaoCao Mobility jointly unveiled China’s first purpose-built Robotaxi prototype, the EVA Cab.

The debut served as a pioneering demonstration of the future of new energy mobility through “embodied intelligence.” At Geely Auto Group’s stand, Geely’s full technology ecosystem was also put on display with technological innovations such as AI embodied bipedal robots, 900V electric architecture, 12C ultra-fast charging technology, solid-state batteries, intelligent cockpits, and future intelligent assisted driving solutions designed for mobility services. The technology highlights served to illustrate Geely’s full entry into the “Full-Domain AI 2.0” era and affirm the group’s leading position as a global automotive enterprise driven by intelligent technologies.

Embodying Geely’s Full-Domain AI Technologies — EVA Cab Redefines Future Mobility

A cutting-edge technological demonstrator of Geely’s “Full-Domain AI 2.0” framework, the EVA Cab Robotaxi prototype is designed to fulfill the aspirations and expectations that both users and the industry hold for autonomous driving. It leads the way in defining the future mobility experience across four key dimensions: design, hardware, software, and ecosystem integration.

The exterior design of the EVA Cab embodies the philosophy of “Tech-driven Mobility Leading to a Better Life.” The Robotaxi features wide-opening electric sliding doors paired with a face-to-face cabin layout that seamlessly blends sophisticated aesthetics with maximized interior space. Within the cabin, intricate details such as the "Galaxy Skyroof" ceiling, "Drifting Galaxy” door panels, and "Orchid Pavilion and Meandering Streams" armrests infuse the future of mobility with a sense of warmth and human connection.

The EVA Cab comes equipped with a host of industry-leading technologies developed by Geely. These include the world’s first "Quantum-Level AI Electronic and Electrical Architecture," the world’s first 2160-line digital LiDAR system, and the industry’s first mass-production-ready L4-level assisted driving software solution. Together, these features position the EVA Cab as a comprehensive showcase of the depth and breadth of Geely’s AI technological prowess.

Geely’s "Quantum-Grade AI Electrical/Electronic Architecture" — EEA 4.0 — empowers Eva Cab with the ultimate in performance and security. Leveraging quantum encryption technology, EEA 4.0 establishes end-to-end, quantum-grade security protection across both vehicle and cloud platforms, covering a wide range of high-frequency application scenarios such as Bluetooth keys, remote vehicle control, OTA updates, and data privacy. The vehicle also features the industry-first SOVD (Service-Oriented Vehicle-Cloud Integrated Diagnostics) technology creating a proactive protection system for users that spans the vehicle's entire lifecycle. Driven by an uncompromising pursuit of intelligent safety, Geely has become the first global automaker to obtain the ISO 8800 AI Safety certification, setting a new benchmark for intelligent safety standards.

Eva Cab is also equipped with the industry's most powerful in-vehicle computing platform. It integrates three flagship chips — the NVIDIA SuperChip, NVIDIA Thor U, and Qualcomm Snapdragon 8397 — delivering a combined computing power exceeding 3,000 TOPS. This abundant computing power has boosted the parameter count seven-folds and inference frame rate three-fold of the WAM (World Action Model) — more than sufficient to meet the computational demands of L4 autonomous driving and extreme driving scenarios.

For visual hardware, the EVA Cab features the world's first 2,160-line digital LiDAR system, boasting ultra-high imaging capabilities of 25.92 million points per second, and a detection range extending up to 600 meters. Additionally, the vehicle also utilizes the industry's first mass-produced L4-level assisted driving software solution— Geely’s AFARI G-ASD L4 — enabling fully unmanned shuttle services on open public roads.

Geely Auto Group is scheduled to launch the "CaoCao Mobility" customized edition of EVA Cab in 2027 and accelerate the large-scale deployment and commercialization of Robotaxi services. Geely has already spent years developing the shared mobility market through its subsidiary, CaoCao Mobility. In the Robotaxi sector, Geely has already successfully conducted pilot operations for over a year in cities such as Hangzhou and Suzhou. Moving forward, Geely will continue to validating the reliability and practicality of its Robotaxi in real-world road environments, while integrating it into its "Space-Ground" intelligent technology ecosystem to achieve the group’s vision for future mobility characterized by "zero wait, zero congestion, and zero accidents."

Unleashing Technological Competitiveness in the Era of Full-Domain AI 2.0

At the auto show, Geely Auto Group also presented a comprehensive display of cutting-edge new energy technologies including Smart Cities, Smart Energy, Smart Platforms, and the Methanol Ecosystem. These exhibits included the bipedal robot "Eva," the all-new EEA 4.0 digital architecture, and the world's first full-stack 900V high-voltage hybrid architecture. This showcase signals that Geely Auto Group has transitioned from the initial stages of developing AI technology into the "explosive growth phase" of the 2.0 era, leveraging AI to empower entire automotive value chain and incorporating AI in every domain of vehicle operation.

As the world's first automaker to establish a comprehensive Full-Domain AI layout, Geely Auto Group pioneered research into foundational large models as early as 2021, launching the "Xingrui AI Large Model" — the world's first full-stack, independently developed, full-scenario AI large model for the automotive industry. That same year saw the official launch of the "Smart Geely 2025" strategy. Through five years of intensively building AI infrastructure, Geely has constructed an intelligent technology ecosystem empowered by Full-Domain AI. The Geely Xingrui Intelligent Computing Center — the automotive industry's first integrated cloud-data-AI supercomputing center, established by Geely in 2022 — now boasts a comprehensive computing power of 23.5 EFLOPS, ranking first among all Chinese automakers.

In 2025, Geely Auto Group unveiled the automotive industry's first comprehensive "Full-Domain AI" technology system. By applying AI technologies extensively across every aspect of vehicles, the company rapidly introduced technological breakthroughs such as the Xingrui AI Cloud Power, AI Digital Chassis, and AI Intelligent Architecture, while simultaneously driving the mass application and integration of AI into vehicles. Subsequently, Geely partnered with StepFun, Geespace, SiEngine, Xingji Meizu, and AFARI Technology to establish an open and innovative AI ecosystem. By securing the world's most comprehensive vertical integration capabilities in AI, Geely laid a solid foundation for the rapid advancements in AI technology it is achieving today.

In December 2025, empowered by its Full-Domain AI technology system, Geely established the "Comprehensive Safety 2.0" framework. This system expanded the scope of safety from the individual to the entire transportation ecosystem. Furthermore, it pioneered the concept of "Public Domain Safety," elevating automotive safety to a level where it serves the entire industry and society at large. The group also opened the Geely Safety Center — the world's largest and most comprehensive safety testing facility and a holder of five Guinness World Records. This center continues to push the technical boundaries of safety and raise the standards of global automotive safety.

This year at CES 2026, Geely unveiled its WAM (World Behavior Model). This model achieved a groundbreaking first: seamless cross-domain collaboration across the entire vehicle. For the first time, automotive intelligence was endowed with a continuously evolving "worldview" and "judgment capability," ushering Geely's Full-Domain AI technology system into its 2.0 era. Acting as the "Vehicle Brain," WAM manages two core intelligent agents — the Smart Egg Cockpit and Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (G-ASD 4.0) — while simultaneously coordinating numerous (N) sub-domain agents covering areas such as chassis, powertrain, and body control. This configuration has formed a unique "1+2+N" Full-Domain Intelligent Agent architecture. Building upon the WAM architecture, "Super Eva" serves as a hyper-intelligent agent—the vehicle's central intelligence hub—endowed with memory and inferential capabilities. It is natively integrated with underlying systems such as intelligent driving, chassis control, and powertrain management. Meanwhile, "AFARI G-ASD 4.0" represents the latest iteration of Geely's advanced driver-assistance solution. Integrating Super Eva and the "Step 3.5" large language model, a system-level reconstruction of the vehicle’s "brain" has been achieved. This has resulted in a quantum leap in assisted driving capabilities, pioneering China's first "integrated cockpit-smart driving" intelligent vehicle experience and creating a new mobility experience "where dialogue translates directly into action."

Currently, "EVA Cab" has inherited the deep integration and continuous evolution capabilities of both Super Eva and AFARI G-ASD. In the future, it is poised to evolve into a true "mobility bot" — one capable of perceiving, thinking, making decisions, and executing actions.

Geely Auto Group’s technological exhibition highlighted the company's complete and industry-leading capabilities in building AI ecosystems, integrating AI technologies, and democratizing the AI user experience. It brings to light the profound foundation supporting Geely's rapid transformation from a high-end manufacturing enterprise into an intelligent mobility technology company. Moving forward, Geely will continue to accelerate its intelligent transformation with AI-driven technology, leverage industry-leading AI innovations to drive a paradigm shift in mobility, solidify its position as a "Global Leader in Intelligent and Safe Mobility.”

About Geely Auto Group

Geely Auto Group is a leading global automotive company headquartered in Hangzhou, China. Part of Zhejiang Geely Holding Group, Geely Auto Group develops and manufactures passenger vehicles under the Geely, Lynk & Co, and Zeekr brands. Geely Auto achieved cumulative sales of 3,024,567 units in 2025, exceeding the full-year sales target with a year-on-year growth of 39%. New energy vehicle (NEV) sales reached 1,687,767 units, a year-on-year increase of 90%. With a strong focus on technology innovation, electrification, and sustainable mobility, Geely Auto Group operates world-class R&D centers and manufacturing facilities across China, Europe, and key international markets. The Group is committed to delivering safe, high-quality, and intelligent vehicles enabled by advanced technologies such as hybrid powertrains, full-electric architectures, smart connectivity, and autonomous driving systems. As a global company, Geely Auto Group continues to expand its international presence through strategic partnerships, localized operations, and industry-leading platforms. Geely strives to create mobility solutions that are greener, smarter, and more accessible, driving forward the future of sustainable transportation.