Delivering a Clean, Guided, Low-Friction Trading Experience — Trust First. Trade Easy Next.

PROVIDENCIALES, Turks and Caicos Islands, Dec. 4, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — KuCoin, a leading global cryptocurrency platform built on trust, today announced the launch of KuCoin Lite Mode, a new simplified crypto app mode designed to give crypto beginners and everyday users a smoother, cleaner and more confidence-inspiring entry into digital assets.

KuCoin Lite Mode removes the complexity typically associated with crypto trading by focusing on clarity, ease of use and low-friction interactions. Instead of overwhelming users with advanced charts or professional-grade tools, Lite Mode curates a streamlined environment that highlights only the essential features required to buy crypto safely and confidently. The interface is intentionally clean and guided, allowing newcomers to learn at their own pace while relying on KuCoin’s trusted security and global infrastructure.

Key features of KuCoin Lite Mode include:

• Quick buy/sell for high-quality, popular tokens
• Fast and simple token convert
• Basic, easy-to-read charts

Beyond these core features, KuCoin Lite Mode incorporates a thoughtfully designed user flow that reduces cognitive load and helps users avoid the common pitfalls of complex crypto trading environments. It focuses on spot trading only, removing advanced derivatives or technical elements that may intimidate crypto beginners. As users grow more confident, they can upgrade instantly to Pro Mode with a single tap, unlocking KuCoin’s full suite of advanced trading tools, charts and order types — making KuCoin a long-term companion throughout every stage of a user’s crypto journey.

BC Wong, CEO of KuCoin, said: “KuCoin Lite Mode brings our trust-driven philosophy to life. From the very beginning, KuCoin was founded on a simple belief — that technology should make crypto more user-friendly, accessible, and intuitive for everyone. New users entering the digital asset space want an experience that is simple, secure, and unintimidating. Lite Mode delivers exactly that — a guided and approachable way to explore crypto, backed by KuCoin’s proven infrastructure. The launch of KuCoin Lite Mode is a continuation of our original mission and a reaffirmation of our commitment to bringing easy-to-use products to users worldwide. We believe this will further accelerate the mass adoption of crypto. And once users are ready for more, they can transition seamlessly into Pro Mode and continue growing with confidence.”

Since its founding in 2017, KuCoin has grown into a leading global cryptocurrency platform built on trust, serving over 40 million users across more than 200 countries. The launch of KuCoin Lite Mode reinforces the company’s mission — “Trust First. Trade Easy Next.” — by lowering barriers to entry and empowering more people to participate in the digital economy safely and confidently.

About KuCoin

Founded in 2017, KuCoin is a leading global crypto platform built on trust, serving over 40 million users across 200+ countries and regions. Known for its reliability and user-first approach, the platform combines advanced technology, deep liquidity, and strong security safeguards to deliver a seamless trading experience. KuCoin provides access to 1,000+ digital assets through a broad product suite and remains committed to building transparent, compliant, and user-centric digital asset infrastructure for the future of finance.

Learn more: www.kucoin.com

RIVERSIDE, Calif., Dec. 4, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Autonomous Inc. (Autonomous), the technology company globally recognized for revolutionizing the AI-powered workspace, today announced a significant strategic expansion of its product portfolio. Moving beyond ergonomic and AI-driven office solutions, the company recently launched Autonomous Future Labs – a dedicated vertical offering AI edge computers, AI gadgets, and research-grade robotics designed for laboratories, developers, and STEM education.

To anchor this expansion, Autonomous has secured strategic distribution partnerships with robotics manufacturers UBTech Robotics, LimX Dynamics and Elephant Robotics, effectively bridging the gap between high-end industrial hardware and the consumer-developer market.

A gateway to Embodied AI

This expansion marks a pivot in the company’s mission to power the modern workspace. Recognizing that the future of work involves not just physical ergonomics but also automation and artificial intelligence, Autonomous Future Labs aims to democratize access to hardware to both well-funded research institutes and STEM training classes.

The new lineup includes:

• Research & STEM Robotics: A curated selection of open-source-friendly platforms designed for accelerated discovery. The portfolio includes:
  • Hacky (Open-Source TurtleBot) for STEM training, focusing on SLAM and Sim-to-Real policy implementation.
  • Alfred (Delivery Robot) automates internal lab logistics for reliable material transport and sample retrieval with Autonomous’s order management software.
  • The selection extends to robust Mobile AGVs for heavy payload logistics and warehouse automation simulation, and high-precision multi-axis robotic arms crucial for teaching kinematics and advanced manipulation tasks.
• AI Gadgets & Edge Computing: Bridging the gap between personal productivity and advanced research, Autonomous provides the complete Edge AI hardware solution. The collection includes cutting-edge AI smart gadgets for seamless workflow integration, alongside high-performance Edge AI computers tailored for processing sensor data and running local Large Language Models (LLMs). By processing data locally at the edge, these systems ensure maximum data privacy and deliver the high processing speed critical for real-time autonomous operation of robots on site.

Strategic Alliances and a Vision for the Future

By forging strategic alliances with industry innovators like UBTech Robotics, LimX Dynamics and Elephant Robotics, Autonomous establishes itself as a premier channel for cutting-edge robotic hardware. This expansion introduces a diverse ecosystem of tools ranging from Hacky, Tron1 (LimX’s advanced multi-modal bipedal robots) designed for Embodied AI and dynamic locomotion research—to Elephant Robotics’ precise collaborative arms, which serve as critical platforms for teaching industrial automation.

“The definition of ‘tools for work’ is evolving rapidly. It is no longer just about the desk you sit at, but the intelligent systems you interact with,” said Brody Slade, Head of Product at Autonomous. “By launching Future Labs and partnering with innovators like UBTech Robotics, LimX Dynamic, Elephant Robotics and other pioneering brands to come, we are providing engineers, researchers, and students with the accessible hardware they need to build the next generation of autonomous technologies. We are essentially lowering the barrier to entry for Sim-to-Real research.“

Availability

The new collection of AI gadgets, edge computers, and robotic platforms is available in the US market through Autonomous’s website, with educational pricing tiers available for academic institutions and research labs.

A new governance to amplify its third edition

PARIS, Dec. 4, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Moët Hennessy, the Wines & Spirits division of the LVMH group, announces the third edition of the World Living Soils Forum (WLSF), co-organized with ChangeNOW, on June 3 and 4, 2026, at LUMA Arles. To amplify the movement for soil regeneration and to broaden the sharing of solutions, Moët Hennessy is bringing together committed companies to design and organize the event alongside its Advisory Board.

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On the eve of World Soil Day, it is fitting to highlight again this complex, fragile, and still too often overlooked ecosystem. As the foundation of life, guaranteeing the development of flora and fauna, and indeed our humanity, soils are crucial. According to the latest reports from the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD), healthy soil stores twice as much carbon as the atmosphere, hosts 50% of terrestrial biodiversity, can better filter water, and retain up to 20 times more. However, today, over 40% of the world’s soils are degraded by erosion, artificialization, pollution, or overexploitation. This situation is not merely an environmental threat—it represents a systemic risk to our food security, climate resilience, and our entire economy.

An International Forum for a Collective Action to preserve and regenerate soils

Founded by Moët Hennessy in 2022, the World Living Soils Forum has established itself as the international meeting point for stakeholders committed to soil health. It brings together scientists, farmers, institutions, NGOs, start-ups, investors, and companies to share knowledge, innovations, and feedback to advance agricultural and viticultural transition.

Moët Hennessy continues its commitments and announces the third edition of the World Living Soils Forum, which will be held on June 3 and 4, 2026, at LUMA Arles and will again be co-organized with ChangeNOW.

To amplify this movement and move beyond competitive and sector-specific challenges, Moët Hennessy has sought to evolve the governance of the World Living Soils Forum by involving, in its design and organization, companies that, like itself, are committed to soil regeneration. These companies will contribute by pooling their feedback and expert networks, and by promoting new operational solutions at both local and international levels. They will join the Advisory Board, composed of sixteen external experts who oversee and arbitrate the editorial direction and the entirety of the programming.

More information to come on: worldlivingsoilsforum.com

About Moët Hennessy 

Moët Hennessy is the wines and spirits division of the LVMH group, which also owns renowned vineyards grouped under the “LVMH Vins d’Exceptions” entity. Comprising twenty-seven Houses, internationally recognized for their rich terroirs, the quality of their products, and the artisanal expertise they embody, Moët Hennessy has been committed for many years to an environmental and social program, “Living Soils Living Together.”

Ao Yun, Ardbeg, Armand de Brignac, Belvedere, Bodega Numanthia, Chandon, Château d’Esclans, Château Galoupet, Château Minuty, Cheval des Andes, Cloudy Bay, Cravan, Dom Pérignon, Eminente, Glenmorangie, Hennessy, Joseph Phelps Vineyards, Krug, Mercier, Moët & Chandon, Ruinart, Terrazas de los Andes, Veuve Clicquot, Woodinville.

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SINGAPORE, Dec. 4, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — ZTE Corporation (0763.HK / 000063.SZ), a global leading provider of integrated information and communication technology solutions, announced that its Chief Development Officer, Cui Li, spoke at AI Innovation Asia 2025, hosted by Economist Impact, the thought-leadership arm of The Economist Group.

On the panel “How May AI Help You? Agentic AI and the Customer Experience”, Cui Li shared ZTE’s strategic vision for agentic AI and illustrated how it is already reshaping customer experience and operational models across the company. She also underscored its role in strengthening resilience, enhancing oversight and accountability, and urged organizations to prepare now for the era of agentic AI.

Q1: Setting the scene – How is agentic AI impacting customer experience in your sector?

Agentic AI is redefining the user experience—not only about UI design, but from response to understanding and co-creation. For ZTE, under our “AI for All” strategy, we are integrating agentic AI into four key areas: networks, computing, homes, and personal devices.

For example, we enable level 4 and beyond autonomous networks with three engines—Nebula Telecom Large Model, big data, and digital twin. In real practice, ZTE and China Mobile co-created multi-agents that can detect network problems and enable self-healing, cutting troubleshooting time by 47%.

Q2: Strategic transformation – How will increasing digital autonomy through agentic AI reshape how organizations build resilience and adaptability?

Actually, we’re in a highly uncertain era now. This requires us to start with the end in mind, namely, always seek stability from uncertainty and build a strong moat like the snowball effect. Also we must stay agile to spot changes and pivot on a dime, evolving from a machine-like organization into an organic, adaptive one.

And then we need to know how AI can truly help us. Large AI models are already performing at or beyond PhD level. While agents take a step further by integrating memory and tools, acting as the real-world application of models. And agentic AI can coordinate different agents to automate more complex, time-consuming tasks. Of course, this is an ideal status. The truth is, whether agents or agentic AI, they are still at a very early stage, and face many technical challenges. But given the hypergrowth of AI, I believe that solutions will be right in place very soon.

And then I believe AI can exert effects only when we stick with it to the long haul. Intelligence is built on digital and network foundations. Without digital transformation, a company will not truly achieve intelligence, not to mention becoming more resilient or adaptable—it’s just like trying to run before you can walk. Also, going intelligent requires knowledge engineering, process restructuring, and an AI mindset, which is a marathon, not a sprint.

At ZTE, our digital journey started in 2016, and then intelligent transformation in 2022. Here is our experience: infrastructure first, but keep a balance between hardware and software; carry out systematic planning from the top down, to ensure everyone is on the same page; make continuous investment, as disruptive breakthroughs come from every small step; and finally, start from high-value and concrete scenarios, then iterate fast to address any uncertainties along the way.

Q3: Oversight & accountability – As AI systems make more decisions autonomously, how can companies maintain oversight, ensure accountability, and preserve digital sovereignty? 

In a nutshell, to keep humans in the loop. Tasks like design, review, decision-making, and supervision—they still need to be done by people, who should remain ultimately accountable. Automation is just a means, not an end. What humans should really worry about is not being replaced—it’s stepping back or being absent in this process.

Every coin has two sides, so do these models. Their generalization, emergent abilities, and continuous evolution—yes, these are the features of a truly game-changing tech. But they inherently come with hallucinations, black-box problems, and so on. In addition, human has social intelligence and morality, something that AI can never truly master. So essentially, AI is built on statistical models—it lacks common sense in the real world, let alone navigating complex trade-offs like humans do.

More importantly, rolling out AI in a business needs the deep integration with know-how. We have to consider factors like accuracy, security, compliance, and division of responsibility, and take into account both workflows and KPIs. From ZTE’s hands-on experience, I’d like to give some tips: First, companies should develop their own knowledge engineering projects and domain-specific large models—plus RAG and digital twins to be professional and reliable. Second, identify the concrete problems that agents need to solve. A one-size-fits-all agent often ends up doing nothing well. Third, know when to use agents or workflows. Agents are better at handling complex tasks with variable execution paths, while workflows are more accurate and efficient in highly predictable scenarios. Last, enable end-edge-cloud collaboration to ensure both cost efficiency and security. While among all these key parts, humans are still the ones steering AI in the right direction and creating real value.

Q4: Looking ahead – How do you see agentic AI evolving from task-based automation to integrated business partners, and what immediate actions should organisations take to future-proof themselves for agentic AI?

From a tech perspective, we can think of agents or agentic AI as proactive digital workers. Beyond simple or repetitive tasks, they can connect entire workflows, realize cognitive automation, and even self-evolve. Agents now work well in scenarios that are well-structured, info-heavy, fault-tolerant, and have clear feedback loops. But they often get stuck in the lab when the real-world environments become more complex or risky. So like I said, agents and agentic AI are still early. In the next year or two, they will mainly focus on vertical industries. After that, they will take on complex tasks with greater autonomy, getting more generalized, adaptive, and able to learn and evolve. Agents now are developing very fast. Gemini 3, which was just launched last month, sets a new bar for AI models with SOTA reasoning, multimodal understanding, and agentic capabilities.

For organizations, I think embracing AI is the only way to go. Deploying AI isn’t just about connecting to APIs—it’s reshaping processes, structures, teams. Companies need to first make mid- and long-term plans, and be adaptable enough to keep up with tech and market changes. Next, start from high-value, business-specific scenarios, and then iterate fast. That’s how we can truly master AI. Also, it is reshaping our talent strategy. In the future, three types of talent will matter most: AI experts, who drive this technology forward; AI power users, who foster innovation and enhance efficiency; and people who go beyond AI with high-order thinking and a healthy mindset. Finally, to give AI full play, companies should restructure themselves and plan for a future of “human-AI symbiosis”.

AI Innovation Asia 2025 is a high-level dialogue platform connecting enterprise leaders, technology pioneers, and policymakers. Centered on 15 in-depth thematic sessions and insights from over 40 industry experts, the platform focuses on the commercialization pathways of frontier technologies, such as generative AI and Agentic AI, to help businesses turn technical insight into tangible growth and navigate sustainable digital transformation across Asia-Pacific’s complex market landscape.

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