Qianxun Intelligence's 1.5B Yuan Round: China's Embodied-AI Funding Sprint
China's Qianxun Intelligence closed a 1.5B yuan Series A+ in June 2026 — its fourth raise in three months — as embodied-AI capital concentrates in fast movers.
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