Take AI Products Global: A New Era for Chinese Entrepreneurs
In December 2025, Manus, a Chinese AI company based in Singapore, made headlines by being acquired by Meta for over $2 billion. Operated independently, its founder Xiao Hong now serves as VP at Meta, focusing on commercializing AI tools. This acquisition marks a significant milestone for Chinese AI globally, signaling that Chinese applications can compete with industry giants.
Amidst rising competition, over 300 entrepreneurs recently gathered in Shenzhen to learn strategies for international success. Xu Ming from Trickle shared practical tactics for gaining visibility in overseas markets, emphasizing engagement with influential figures.
As AI technology evolves, entrepreneurial interest in global markets, particularly Silicon Valley, surges. Chinese companies, including Notta and Lovart, are proving their potential in the US landscape, highlighting a shift in perception of Chinese products from “copycat” to innovative leaders. The consensus: globalization is essential for AI’s future, and success requires bold strategies and networking.