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Tencent Expands Hy4 Capacity Tenfold After WorkBuddy Demand Surge, Cites New Benchmark Rankings

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Tencent said on November 5 that it has expanded the inference cluster serving its Hy4 large language model tenfold after a surge in usage on WorkBuddy, its AI agent for office work, where many users…

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