Tencent CEO on Business

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30 January 2024 17:00

Tencent CEO Pony Ma is worried about the future of the company. According to recent data, Tencent's established classics like Honor of Kings and PUBG Mobile remain profitable, but newer releases face challenges compared to successful titles from competitors like miHoYo and NetEase. Despite this, Tencent is focusing on catching up in the AI race, the company aims to incorporate AI into its games.

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Tencent CEO on Business

Business

30 January 2024 17:00

Tags: Tencent

Tencent CEO Pony Ma is worried about the future of the company. According to recent data, Tencent's established classics like Honor of Kings and PUBG Mobile remain profitable, but newer releases face challenges compared to successful titles from competitors like miHoYo and NetEase. Despite this, Tencent is focusing on catching up in the AI race, the company aims to incorporate AI into its games.

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