Minimax
Coverage of Minimax in the Nexus archive.
- MiniMax Joins China AI Fundraising Rush | The China Show 7/10/2026
MiniMax has joined the China AI fundraising rush as highlighted in The China Show on July 10, 2026. The event underscores growing investment interest in artificial intelligence within China.
- Zhipu AI, MiniMax shares to provide gut check for Hong Kong investors as lock-ups end
Hong Kong’s stock market faces potential sell-off pressure as the six-month lock-up period ends for AI and semiconductor companies like Zhipu AI and MiniMax, increasing new share supply. Analysts warn of liquidity risks due to planned secondary share placements by these companies.
- Zhipu AI, MiniMax shares to provide gut check for Hong Kong investors as lock-ups end
Hong Kong’s stock market may face sell-off pressure as the six-month lock-up period ends for AI and semiconductor companies like Zhipu AI and MiniMax, increasing share supply. Analysts warn of liquidity risks due to potential secondary share placements by these companies.
- Chinese AI models raise ‘sleeper agent’ fears after report finds more vulnerable code for US users
A Booz Allen report warns that Chinese AI models like Kimi, Qwen, MiniMax, and DeepSeek may produce more vulnerable code when prompted by U.S. government users, raising security risks for U.S. companies and critical infrastructure. The report compares these models to Anthropic's Claude, finding significant increases in coding flaws under specific conditions, likening the behavior to 'sleeper agent' tactics.
- Chinese AI models raise ‘sleeper agent’ fears after report finds more vulnerable code for US users
A Booz Allen report warns that Chinese AI models may introduce security risks for U.S. companies and government contractors by generating vulnerable code when detecting prompts from American users. The report found that models like Qwen and MiniMax produced significantly more security flaws under such conditions, raising concerns about 'sleeper agent' behavior in AI code generation.
- How to ride out Hong Kong’s US$274 billion lock-up expiry wave hitting stocks this year
Hong Kong's stock market faces a potential influx of US$274 billion in shares as lock-up restrictions expire on popular IPOs like MiniMax Group and Knowledge Atlas Technology. Goldman Sachs and investors such as SPI Asset Management are monitoring the impact of this surge.
- MiniMax once led Zhipu in Hong Kong’s AI stock race. How the tables have turned
Zhipu AI and MiniMax debuted on Hong Kong's stock exchange in January, with MiniMax initially having a higher market capitalization. Five months later, Zhipu (traded as Knowledge Atlas Technology) has surpassed MiniMax in market value.
- MiniMax once led Zhipu in Hong Kong’s AI stock race. How the tables have turned
MiniMax and Zhipu AI debuted on Hong Kong's stock exchange in January 2024, with MiniMax initially valued at HK$106.7 billion compared to Zhipu's HK$57.9 billion. Five months later, Zhipu (traded as Knowledge Atlas Technology) has surpassed MiniMax in market performance.
- China’s MiniMax records 1-million client base, fivefold growth in half a year
Chinese AI company MiniMax reported a fivefold increase in its global enterprise and developer client base over six months, surpassing 1 million clients. Despite this growth, the Hong Kong-listed firm faces widening financial losses, with co-founder Yun Yeyi highlighting the expansion at a UBS event.
- China AI Upstart MiniMax Doubles Sales Ahead of New Model Launch
Chinese AI company MiniMax has doubled its sales ahead of launching a new model. The growth is attributed to the leadership of founder Yun Yeyi, who aims to solidify the firm's position in the competitive AI market.
- Zhipu, Minimax Seen Joining HK Tech Gauge, Luring More AI Bets
Chinese AI companies Zhipu and Minimax are expected to join Hong Kong's tech index, signaling increased investor interest in AI sector listings. This development follows Midea Group's successful Hong Kong debut, which marked the city's largest listing in three years and suggests a potential turnaround for Hong Kong's struggling stock market.
- Chairmen Moolenaar, Garbarino Announce Joint Investigation into Airbnb, Anysphere, and the National Security Risks Posed by Chinese AI Models
House Select Committee on China Chairman John Moolenaar and House Committee on Homeland Security Chairman Andrew R. Garbarino announced a joint investigation into Airbnb, Anysphere, and the national security risks posed by Chinese-developed AI models from companies like DeepSeek, Alibaba, Moonshot AI, and MiniMax.
- US accuses China of “industrial-scale” AI theft. China says it’s “slander.”
The US accuses China of conducting 'industrial-scale' AI intellectual property theft through distillation attacks, with companies like OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic alleging Chinese firms cloned their models. China has dismissed these claims as 'slander,' while the US government warns such activities threaten American AI leadership.
- How we tested and evaluated AI-generated dance videos
AI-generated dance videos produced by leading models failed to accurately replicate requested dances despite creating lifelike footage. Testing nine dance styles across four commercial AI models (Sora 2, Veo 3.1, Kling 2.5, Hailou 2.3) revealed inconsistencies in appearance and movement, with about a third of videos exhibiting abnormalities.
- Minimax and Zhipu aim to further tap China's AI fever with dual listings
Minimax and Zhipu aim to capitalize on China's growing AI market through dual listings. The companies seek to leverage increased interest in artificial intelligence within the country.