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DennisAllen
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July 9, 2026

Stepwise Star, a Chinese AI unicorn, will launch its first native AI smartphone and agent terminal brand, built with strategic partner Huqing Technology. The company has raised over 20 billion yuan and is pursuing a Hong Kong IPO. Its strategy focuses on full-chain large model deployment and terminal hardware.

Stepwise Star, a Chinese AI unicorn, will launch its first native AI smartphone and agent terminal brand, built with strategic partner Huqing Technology. The company has raised over 20 billion yuan and is pursuing a Hong Kong IPO. Its strategy focuses on full-chain large model deployment and terminal hardware.
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