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Tencent is a Chinese internet and technology company based in Shenzhen with businesses in social media, gaming, cloud and AI. Recent coverage focuses on its AI work: it released an open-weight foundation model and models such as Hy-Memory-30B-A3B and a locally run Agent Memory tool, joined CATL in a CNY 100 million investment in DeepSeek, and endorsed an industry pact on AI agent safety with Huawei. Reports also say it ordered Nvidia chips and is funding AI infrastructure with offshore yuan debt.

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HKEX launches AI Index, Southern Asset Management authorized for ETF

HKEX launched its first AI-themed index, HKEX AI, covering four segments: AI chips, infrastructure, models, and applications. The index has 40 constituents, including SMIC, Alibaba, Tencent, and next-gen AI firms like Biren Technology, Zhipu AI, and MiniMax. HKEX authorized Southern Asset Management to launch an ETF tracking the index in mainland China. Constituents must meet R&D and capex thresholds of at least 3% of sales each and sales growth of at least 5% over two years; individual weights are capped at 10% (3% for applications), with quarterly rebalancing.

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Researchers track Chinese AI 'agent fleet'

Independent researchers found a Chinese AI agent fleet apparently running on Tencent infrastructure and targeting Alibaba's Amap map service. Researchers called it an 'agent fleet' rather than a swarm, as there is no sign of communication between agents. The discovery came from monitoring URLquery traffic, with agents querying directions to entries of parks, zoos, and hospitals, sidestepping Alibaba's API rules.

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