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Zhipu Stock Surges After U.S. Curbs Anthropic AI Models
Wall Street upgrades and a new open-source model helped fuel the rally after U.S. curbs limited foreign access to Anthropic's top systems.
- On Monday, shares of Chinese AI developer Zhipu surged 33% as Wall Street analysts backed the company to capture global demand amid Washington's tightening restrictions on foreign access to advanced models.
- Following national security concerns, the Trump administration ordered Anthropic to suspend access to Fable 5 and Mythos 5 for all foreign nationals on Friday, sparking debate over the international AI talent race.
- Bank of America analysts initiated coverage with "buy" ratings on Monday, setting a target of 1,250 Hong Kong dollars for Zhipu, which holds a HK$489 billion market capitalization versus MiniMax's HK$124.2 billion.
- Zhipu announced the release of GLM-5.2 as open-source software this week, positioning itself as a "cheap-and-capable performer" to capture the global "value-for-money" market as U.S. pricing for frontier models rises.
- Peter Alexander, Z-Ben Advisors managing director, warned on Monday that around 40% of U.S.-based AI engineers were born in China, raising risks of brain drain toward Zhipu and other Chinese firms.
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