Qiming Weekly | Top 10 Updates from Qiming Venture Partners Portfolio Vol.16, May 12, 2026
Staying with you through milestone moments at Qiming Venture Partners' portfolio companies
Articles
Code Moment | Sirius Pharma Closes Nearly $40 Million Series B+ Round, Existing Shareholder Source Code Capital Continues to Double Down
Sirius Pharma announced the completion of a nearly $40 million Series B+ funding round, with existing shareholder Source Code Capital continuing to increase its stake.
Qiming Headlines | Qiming Venture Partners Healthcare Innovation Investment Team Launches 2026 PhD Summer Internship Program | Bilingual
In this 8–10 week internship program, you'll have the opportunity to work alongside some of the most innovative founders in biotech, health tech, and AI-powered healthcare — with dedicated growth opportunities built just for you.
Yunqi Capital Leads Beichen Aerospace's Angel Round: Building the "Nerves and Blood Vessels" for Spacecraft | Yunqi Portfolio
The Engineering Foundation Behind the Stars and the Sea
Code Moment | Congratulations to LDROBOT on Hong Kong Stock Exchange Listing, Becoming the First Listed Spatial Perception Robotics Company
Source Code Capital participated in J&T Global Express's Series B round and continued to increase its stake in subsequent rounds.
Slock Explains Why AI Group Chats Don't Work
Humans win, win, win; AI loses, loses, loses.
GENE-26.5 is going viral, hailed as the most mind-blowing demo in the field this year! Is it really?
What's worth watching about GENE-26.5 is the "Embodied Artificial Intelligence version of Harness + model" behind it.
FreeS Fund's Li Feng: For Embodied AI to Become Reality, It May Need to Copy These Three Playbooks
Large language models, autonomous driving, and AlphaFold.
BlueRun Ventures Leads Angel Round in StarSight Technology, Which Focuses on AI-Powered Long-Range Observation | BlueRun Portfolio
From "being able to shoot" to "shooting well," and then to "shooting with meaning."
Guizang: From Prompt to Harness, Context Is Everything
A UI Designer and His 300,000 Lines of Code