# Cloud Computing
Latest news and articles about Cloud Computing
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ByteDance’s AI Blitz: Doubao Surges to 120 Trillion Daily Tokens in China’s MaaS Supremacy Battle
ByteDance's Volcengine has reported a massive 1000x growth in Doubao model usage, hitting 120 trillion tokens daily. The company is now launching Seedance 2.0 for enterprise video generation while positioning itself as a leader in the competitive 'Model-as-a-Service' (MaaS) market against Alibaba and Tencent.
Tencent Cloud Debuts 'Lobster' Memory to Solve the Persistent Amnesia of AI Agents
Tencent Cloud has launched 'Lobster' (TencentDB Agent Memory), a four-layer memory engine that drastically improves AI agent accuracy by nearly 59%. The service aims to solve the problem of context loss in long-term AI-human interactions and is integrated across Tencent's cloud ecosystem.
The H100’s Second Act: Why NVIDIA’s Legacy Silicon is Seeing a 40% Rental Surge
NVIDIA’s four-year-old H100 GPUs are seeing a 40% price surge in the rental market due to a massive spike in demand for video generation and multi-agent AI systems. Despite the launch of newer Blackwell chips, supply remains critically tight, forcing AI giants to lock in long-term contracts for legacy silicon.
Microsoft’s Declaration of Independence: Inside the Strategic Pivot Away from OpenAI Reliance
Microsoft has commercially launched three internally developed AI models, marking a major strategic effort to reduce its dependency on OpenAI. Led by Mustafa Suleyman, the initiative aims for technical autonomy by 2027, leveraging aggressive pricing and proprietary hardware integration to compete with Google and OpenAI.
Tencent Lowers the Bar: ClawPro and the 10-Minute Path to Enterprise AI
Tencent Cloud has launched ClawPro, an enterprise AI assistant platform that allows businesses to deploy customized AI agents in just ten minutes without a technical team. The move reflects a broader shift in the Chinese market toward democratizing AI tools for traditional industries and locking users into the Tencent Cloud ecosystem.
The Price of Popularity: DeepSeek’s Prolonged Outage Signals Infrastructure Growing Pains in China’s AI Sector
China's DeepSeek AI platform experienced a major, multi-hour outage starting March 29, 2026, leaving both its app and website non-functional. The failure highlights the significant infrastructure and scaling challenges facing independent AI labs as they struggle to keep pace with explosive user demand.
China’s AI ‘Token’ Fever: A New Metric for an Emerging Compute Crisis
China is experiencing a massive surge in AI 'Token' usage, leading to a 30% price hike in computing services from major cloud providers like Alibaba and Tencent. This shift is transforming computing power into a strategic national resource and accelerating the push for domestic hardware alternatives.
Beyond the ‘Shrimp’ Craze: Tencent Navigates the Engineering Realities of Enterprise AI
Tencent is pivoting its AI strategy from experimental 'agent' tools toward deep industrial integration and engineering efficiency. By launching TokenHub and productivity tools like WorkBuddy, the company aims to overcome high compute costs and usability hurdles to capture the enterprise 'last mile' of AI adoption.
Beyond the GPU: China’s Quest to Optimize the AI ‘Token’ Economy
Qujing Technology has launched ATaaS, an AI inference platform designed to reduce compute costs by 20% and bridge the efficiency gap between hardware investment and token output. The platform's ability to integrate domestic and international silicon is a critical step in China's strategy to become a global leader in AI inference and token production.
China’s AI Infrastructure Bet: Why the Hardware Supercycle is Just Beginning
AI infrastructure remains a high-growth sector despite market volatility, driven by a multi-year investment cycle from global cloud providers. Key Chinese ETFs tracking communications and semiconductor equipment are emerging as strategic plays for investors looking to capitalize on the scaling of 1.6T optical modules and advanced chip manufacturing.
Arm Surge Ignites AI Infrastructure Rally as Meta Embraces Custom Silicon
U.S. markets opened higher on March 25, 2026, led by a 9% surge in Arm Holdings after Meta announced the adoption of Arm's custom data center CPUs. The move reinforces the ongoing trend of 'Big Tech' firms developing in-house silicon to power AI workloads, boosting investor confidence in semiconductor and data center infrastructure stocks.
Microsoft Seizes Control of Strategic Texas Data Center in AI Infrastructure Pivot
Microsoft has leased a major Texas data center originally developed for Oracle and OpenAI, signaling a reassertion of its infrastructure dominance at a time when OpenAI has sought to reduce its dependency on the tech giant.