Chinese AI startup Z.ai has released its open-source GLM-4.5 models, escalating the AI price war with rival DeepSeek and focusing on advanced agentic capabilities.

DeepSeek has seen use of its models drop to 80 per cent from 99 per cent on Chinese cloud computing platform PPIO.

China’s fast-growing AI scene had a big moment this week as Beijing-based startup Z.ai, formerly known as Zhipu, rolled out ...

What made DeepSeek’s success so alarming was not just its technical competency, but its cost structure. DeepSeek demonstrated ...

Caterpillar is poised to lead the robotics industry with large-scale machines, leveraging its expertise in heavy machinery ...

Startup Z.ai, formerly known as Zhipu, announced Monday a new, low-cost AI model as Chinese companies race to stay at the ...

On July 26, WAIC opened in Shanghai, and Tencent leaned in with a full-throated pitch. Its message centered on AI agents ...

"The only thing you need to do is to get the right person," Wang Jian, who built Alibaba Cloud, said in an interview with ...

Serving craft beer, playing mahjong, stacking shelves and boxing, the dozens of humanoid robots at Shanghai's World AI ...

Since the rise of the Chinese AI chatbot DeepSeek has gained massive popularity, numerous brands have begun noticing ...

Linking AI models to formal verification methods can correct LLM shortcomings such as false assertions. Amazon's Byron Cook explains the promise of automated reasoning.