Chinese AI Vendors Eye Non-Commercial Licensing, $5M-$10M Enterprise Deals
zephyr_z9 · x · 2026-09-02
Amid concerns that Chinese models capture Western workloads but not revenue, vendors are moving toward non-commercial licensing and inference revenue-sharing. Enterprises may soon pay $5M-$10M annually for rights to post-train vendor models, as reported by The Information.
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