Beijing Deep Glint Tech

DeepBot, the Shrimp robot, is a system-level AI assistant that automates tasks like file operations, command execution, browser control, and scheduled jobs.

GBOX provides an integrated hardware platform for algorithm inference, video compression, and smart IoT, covering front-end modules, edge terminals, workstations, and computing servers.

Glint DeepTune and Guoke Yidao jointly develop a software-hardware integrated, self-contained on-site intelligent computing solution.

Glint Lab provides enterprises with visual language models, model training refinement, and industry-specific solutions.

DeepBot offers enterprise AI services ranging from standard all-in-one machines to custom applications.

Expert connects the cloud-based Mentor algorithm training center with edge devices like the G-BOX intelligent computing box, serving as a bridge for AI capabilities from training results to business implementation. It addresses challenges like business integration difficulties, slow long-tail adaptation, and chaotic maintenance management.

The page provides investor information for Glint DeepTune (stock code 688207), including Shanghai Stock Exchange announcements and reports.

Mentor algorithm training master builds self-evolving visual intelligence solutions using Glint Agent.

DeepGlint repurchases **5.3212 million shares** (2.05% of total shares) at **RMB 14.7–20.95 per share**, totaling **RMB 88.8756 million** under a pre-approved plan. The company had initially allocated **RMB 50–100 million** for repurchases under **RMB 25/share**, aiming to protect shareholder value. The repurchase period concluded on **October 19, 2026**, with the full allocation executed.

Oct 2026LongbridgeNews article

A Chinese company is building AI technology to help authoritarian governments identify and preemptively target citizens who may become dissidents. The system aims to monitor and predict future opposition, supporting the Communist Party of China’s goal of maintaining absolute control. The development aligns with broader state efforts to suppress dissent before it emerges.

Jun 2026Tibetan ReviewNews article

DeepGlint, a Chinese AI company specializing in image recognition, reports losses exceeding those of 2023. The firm faces challenges from emerging technologies and high client concentration, prompting its founder to step back. DeepGlint’s financial struggles highlight broader pressures in the AI sector.

Nov 2024South China Morning PostNews article

DeepGlint Technology Co Ltd collaborates with Tunku Abdul Rahman University of Management and Technology (TAR UMT) to showcase its AI advancements to computer science students. The seminar highlights DeepGlint’s latest AI technology developments, aiming to bridge industry-academia gaps in Malaysia. The partnership focuses on equipping students with practical AI knowledge through hands-on exposure.

Mar 2024The StarNews article