Aug 11, 2022 03:44 AM

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Kuaishou Dives Into Cloud Services and Chipmaking

By Guan Cong and Han Wei

Kuaishou revealed its first in-house designed system-on-chip (SoC) device, used for cloud-based intelligent video processing.

Kuaishou revealed its first in-house designed system-on-chip (SoC) device, used for cloud-based intelligent video processing.

Kuaishou Technology Co. Ltd., the operator of China’s second-largest short video app, unveiled the new video cloud brand StreamLake and a self-developed intelligent video processing chip Wednesday in key moves to expand its business.

The launch of StreamLake, the first enterprise-facing product from Kuaishou, marks the short-video platform operator’s official entry into the cloud services market and a shift from its original consumer-focused businesses.

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