Yue Wang

From Chinese makers of humanoid robots to India's new generation of drones and innovations in green energy–meet this year's entrepreneurs making strides in Industry, Manufacturing & Energy.

Forbes Asia From AI-generated 3D content to intelligent agents, this year's AI entrepreneurs are expanding the technology's use cases.

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From researching brain-computer interfaces to studying the origin of life and developing new AI-powered services, this year’s listees are charting new territories in healthcare and science.

Simon Song, who made the Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia list this year, is founder of Chinese AI startup VAST, which raised $200 million in fresh funding.

Simon Song, who made the Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia list this year, is founder of Chinese AI startup VAST, which raised $200 million in fresh funding.VAST, a

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Hong Kong-listed Zhipu has become an AI champion after the launch of several world-class large language models. But the company is also subject to bouts of speculative trading, with its shares frequently swinging up to 10% intraday as investors rapidly shift capital.

SoftBank Group's has become the richest person in Asia amid the AI boom. Market euphoria has propelled shares of the Tokyo-listed investment giant

Masayoshi Son has overtaken Indian mogul Mukesh Ambani as the richest person in Asia, as surging SoftBank shares led him to amass a fortune of $97 billion.