$0.18 vs. around $4 per million tokens... That’s the price gap between some China-based LLMs and leading U.S. models. For coding assistants, customer service, enterprise search and internal automation, the most expensive model may not be necessary for every workload. It raises a simple question: do businesses need a Ferrari for every trip to the grocery store? China’s LLM providers are offering open-weight models that can be customized, fine-tuned internally and run on a company’s own infrastructure.
— KraneShares (@KraneShares) September 23, 2026
We caught @ahern_brendan before he headed to @CNBC to get a quick preview of what he’ll be discussing ahead of this week’s Trump-Xi meeting. Here’s what’s on our CIO’s radar 👇 https://t.co/yxIhY4QBVv
— KraneShares (@KraneShares) September 21, 2026
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