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Hunyuan AI marks Tencent’s shift from single-model releases to a full generative infrastructure layer. Instead of competing on isolated benchmarks, the company is building systems that generate video, images, 3D assets, and interactive content within the same stack. This shift is happening at scale. By 2025, Tencent reported over 150 enterprise integrations of its Hunyuan […]

Since the start of the generative‑AI boom, enterprises have been torn between building their own models and licensing proprietary systems from a handful of powerful vendors. The arrival of the open‑source DeepSeek family in early 2025 disrupted that landscape. Within seven days of its R1 release on 24 January 2025, DeepSeek attracted more than 100

China’s AI market in 2026 is consolidating around teams capable of executing at scale, a shift closely tied to broader China tech trends and AI ecosystem shifts that favor infrastructure and deployment over experimentation. StepFun AI stands out among the “Six Tigers” because it focuses on multimodal foundation models and real deployment rather than traffic

The emergence of DeepSeek, a family of large language models (LLMs) from the Hangzhou‑based start‑up DeepSeek Inc., marked a pivotal moment in the global artificial intelligence landscape. In December 2024 and January 2025, the company released DeepSeek‑V3 and DeepSeek‑R1, high‑performance LLMs that generated headlines for their impressive reasoning ability and surprisingly low training and inference

Enterprises evaluating DeepSeek are not choosing between two models. They are deciding how much reasoning their workflows actually require and when it is worth paying for it. DeepSeek V3, R1, and V3.1 introduce a structural shift in enterprise AI by separating high-volume language processing from computationally intensive problem-solving. This changes how organizations design automation, allocate

China artificial intelligence in 2026 is no longer just about chatbots or benchmark races. It has evolved into a fully integrated innovation stack—foundation models, multimodal systems, platform ecosystems, and industry deployments operating together at scale. Over the past 18 months, Chinese labs have accelerated open-weight releases, reduced inference costs, expanded long-context capabilities, and deeply embedded

China’s fashion and beauty blogosphere has matured into a multi‑billion‑RMB industry. Key opinion leaders (KOLs) no longer merely post curated outfits; they drive trends across multiple platforms (Douyin, RedNote, Weibo, Bilibili, and even podcasts), influence retail purchasing, and shape cultural conversations.  MCN (multi‑channel network) agencies have professionalized the space, and global luxury labels actively court