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道氏技术,拟投资“杭州六小龙”之一强脑科技

Core Viewpoint - Daoshi Technology announced an investment in Qiangna Technology through its subsidiary Hong Kong Qiana, aiming to enhance its "AI + new materials" strategy and capitalize on Qiangna's expertise in brain-computer interface technology [1][3][5]. Investment Details - Hong Kong Qiana plans to invest $30 million in Qiangna Technology's Pre-B round of preferred stock, acquiring minority shareholder rights [3]. - Qiangna Technology is valued at over $1.3 billion and is in discussions for potential IPO [3]. Company Background - Qiangna Technology, founded in 2015 by Han Bicheng during his PhD at Harvard, specializes in non-invasive brain-computer interface technology [4]. - The company is recognized as one of the "Six Little Dragons of Hangzhou" and has developed products like intelligent bionic hands and legs [4]. Strategic Intent - Daoshi Technology aims to leverage Qiangna's experience in medical rehabilitation, educational consumption, and human-computer interaction to enhance its "AI + new materials" ecosystem [5]. - The company is focused on integrating AI with materials innovation, having previously established partnerships and investments in the AI sector [5][6]. Ongoing Projects - Daoshi Technology is advancing its second-generation APU product through its subsidiary Chip Pei Sen, with applications in lithium batteries and semiconductors [6]. - The Guangdong Hexi Atomic Computing Center is a key platform for supporting the "AI + materials" strategy, focusing on high-speed computing for material research [6].