Tencent

  • Tencent welcomes Apple's historic fee cut in China

    Tencent said Apple's move responds to and respects the voices of Chinese users and developers.

  • Tencent plans to launch AI model and agent for WeChat in 2026, report says

    The AI model completed its basic capability construction and internal codenaming, and is expected to be officially launched in 2026.

  • Tencent reportedly plans WeChat AI agent to automate daily tasks for its 1.4 billion users

    The project, classified as top secret internally, aims to automate routine tasks across millions of WeChat mini-programs for its massive user base.

  • Tencent expands desktop AI lineup with QClaw following WorkBuddy debut

    Tencent is testing QClaw, a locally hosted AI assistant controllable via WeChat, just one day after launching WorkBuddy.

  • Tencent debuts WorkBuddy as easy-to-use version of OpenClaw

    Tencent has launched AI agent WorkBuddy, a desktop application designed to boost office productivity.

  • Tencent tests QClaw to ride global OpenClaw wave

    Tencent is internally testing QClaw, a one-click deployment tool that directly integrates the popular OpenClaw agent into WeChat and QQ.

  • Tencent reveals for first time share of game revenue from elementary school students

    Minors under the age of 16 accounted for 2.6 percent of its online game revenue in China, including just 0.3 percent from elementary school students under the age of 12, the company said.

  • Tencent Music unveils first digital collections with NFT technology

    Tencent Music's first digital collections of music using NFT technology will be available soon and will go live on QQ Music this month, the company announced on Weibo on Aug. 9.

  • Tencent launches new round of campus recruitment, offering over 7,000 positions

    Tencent's 2022 fall campus recruitment launched on Friday, offering over 7,000 positions, an increase of more than 40 percent over last year.

  • Goldman Sachs adds Tencent to its Conviction Buy list, but lowers price target by 16%

    Goldman Sachs has added Tencent to its Conviction Buy list in its latest research note but increased its valuation discount to 15 percent from 10 percent in light of the latter's exposure to regulatory uncertainty.