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China's smaller internet companies — armed with early ambition but starved of capital, talent, and scale — are being systematically shut out of the country's AI transformation, as first-quarter 2026 earnings reveal a widening chasm between tech giants and the rest of the market. The latest earnings

Moonshot AI's public benchmark gambit reveals the commercial architecture behind its agent cluster technology — and signals where China's AI race is heading next. Moonshot AI, the Beijing-based startup behind the Kimi large language model, has turned the 2026 FIFA World Cup into a live, adversarial

Chinese artificial intelligence models have outpaced their United States counterparts in weekly token usage for six consecutive weeks, dominating the global rankings, according to recent figures disclosed by foreign media. According to the National Business Daily’s report published on June 8, 2026, data from the monitoring platform OpenRouter indicates

Tencent and JD.com have formed a strategic alliance to integrate generative AI agents with national supply chain infrastructure, marking a definitive shift in China's artificial intelligence race from standalone chatbots to closed-loop commercial ecosystems. The partnership, formalized in mid-2026, bridges Tencent’s dominant social ecosystem

Baidu has reached a structural inflection point — AI revenue now accounts for the majority of its core business for the first time, yet the transition is exacting a severe near-term toll, with net profit falling more than half and its flagship consumer AI product sliding out of China'

Huawei Cloud has intensified China's artificial intelligence efficiency race with the launch of ModelArts Next, a new-generation training and inference platform designed to cut enterprise AI deployment costs by an average of 20%. Unveiled at the INSPIRE Innovator Conference, the platform introduces dynamic Model-as-a-Service