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Chinese AI Lab MiniMax on Business Strategy

Bloomberg Technology Tuesday 01 September 2026, 05:40 UTC 1 min read
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Yeyi Yun, Co-Founder & President at MiniMax, discusses the Chinese AI lab's business strategy from the sidelines of the "Goldman Sachs Asia Leaders Conference."

Yeyi Yun, Co-Founder & President at MiniMax, discusses the Chinese AI lab's business strategy from the sidelines of the "Goldman Sachs Asia Leaders Conference." (Source: Bloomberg)
Chinese AI Lab MiniMax (ORG) Yeyi Yun (PERSON) Co-Founder & (ORG) MiniMax (PERSON) Chinese AI (ORG) the "Goldman Sachs Asia Leaders Conference (ORG)
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