China's 'little dragons' pose big challenge to US AI firms MiniMax, an AI firm based in Shanghai, has released an open-source ...

While China’s most ambitious open-source model may have been quietly fed by one of its Western rivals, if the product is an ...

The open-source M1 boasts a record-breaking context window and lean training budget, promising enterprise-grade reasoning ...

Shanghai-based AI firm, MiniMax, has launched an open-source reasoning model, MiniMax-M1, challenging rivals DeepSeek and ...

B-Preview, an open source AI coding model based on Deepseek-R1-Distilled-Qwen-14B. The model achieves a 60.6% pass rate on ...

The company says it spent just $534,700 renting the data center computing resources needed to train M1. This is nearly 200x ...

The Shanghai-based firm said its open-source M1 model is more efficient in tasks including maths and coding than the popular ...

The updated reasoning model, released in May, performed well against leading US models in the real-time WebDev Arena tests.

DeepSeek R1-0528 AI model challenges OpenAI and Gemini with better reasoning, lower costs, and open-source flexibility. Is it ...

Yet the rise in China of open technology, which relies on transparency and decentralisation, is awkward for an authoritarian ...

ChatGPT gets competition from China. DeepSeek releases its AI chat. The Chinese provider advertises with open source and ...