Tencent Holdings is embedding an artificial intelligence agent named Xiaowei into its WeChat super-app, which already serves over a billion users in China for various daily tasks.

Tencent Holdings Ltd.'s revenue surpassed analyst estimates, boosted by a surge in WeChat advertising sales and resilient performance in its gaming division, as the company continues to develop its artificial intelligence capabilities.

Tencent Holdings is reallocating its venture capital investments from legacy internet assets to focus on China's leading artificial intelligence companies.

Tencent Holdings is reportedly seeking to sell a stake worth up to $1.6 billion in the short-video platform Kuaishou Technology.

Tencent Holdings has launched its first flagship artificial intelligence model since former OpenAI researcher Yao Shunyu joined the company to spearhead its foundational AI development. The new model marks a significant step in the Chinese tech giant's AI strategy.

Tencent Holdings reported a 17 percent jump in net income for the fourth quarter of 2025, meeting analyst expectations, as the artificial intelligence boom continues to reshape the global economy.

On a crisp January afternoon, the Shenzhen Bay Sports Centre, just a stone’s throw from Tencent Holdings’ headquarters, was packed with employees gathering for a party featuring celebrity cameos and prizes. But before the fun started, they witnessed a round of sober self-reflection from their low-profile leader. The New Year address by co-founder, chairman and CEO Pony Ma Huateng is an annual tradition for the social media and video gaming giant, offering its 115,000 employees rare insight in...

CXMT Corp. has surpassed Tencent Holdings Ltd. to become the most valuable Chinese company, a shift attributed to the AI-driven surge in demand for memory-chip stocks.

The former lead architect of Alibaba Group Holding Ltd.'s flagship AI model has founded a new startup focused on building AI agents, securing significant backing from Tencent Holdings Ltd. and other Chinese venture capital firms.

Chinese tech giant Tencent Holdings has dismissed a manager from its WeChat division after details of his multimillion-yuan bonus package were leaked online, causing widespread discussion on social media.

Yao Shunyu, Tencent Holdings’ chief AI scientist, has dismissed concerns about the tech giant's pace in AI development, stating that the AI race is a long-term game with significant untapped opportunities.

Analysts are expressing bullish sentiments on several communication services stocks, specifically highlighting Tencent Holdings and Meta Platforms.

Chinese AI start-up DeepSeek has partnered with Tencent Holdings and the University of Hong Kong to develop a new AI-based method aimed at improving the accuracy of three-dimensional design.

Chinese tech companies, including Tencent Holdings and AgiBot, are appointing millennials and Gen Z individuals as chief scientists to spearhead advanced research in AI and robotics.

Tencent Holdings announced its Q2 earnings, with Value Added Services (VAS) revenue reaching RMB 98.4 billion, marking a 7.7% year-over-year increase. The company also reported a significant 21.8% year-over-year growth in online advertising revenue.

Tencent Holdings Ltd.’s spending plans, particularly on artificial intelligence, will draw investor scrutiny as investors cool on lavish outlays in the sector.

Kuaishou Technology's shares dropped over 6 percent after Tencent Holdings reduced its stake in the short-video platform by selling 273 million Class B shares. This divestment occurred just days after Tencent led a US$3 billion financing round for Kuaishou.

Tencent Holdings reported first-quarter revenue below estimates, with CEO Pony Ma Huateng emphasizing the company's commitment to artificial intelligence as a key driver for future growth.

Tencent Holdings has updated WeChat's content rules to prohibit non-human automated publishing, including content generated by artificial intelligence and scripts, amidst a surge in such technologies.

Hong Kong’s tech equity benchmark is struggling to balance the artificial intelligence frenzy and picking the right industry leaders, leading to its underperformance this year, according to analysts. The Hang Seng Tech Index, which comprises 30 technology-related companies including Tencent Holdings, Alibaba Group Holding and Meituan, has fallen 5.5 per cent this year up to Friday, giving up some of last year’s 23.5 per cent gains. In contrast, the broad-based Hang Seng Index has risen 0.3 pe...