Menlo Ventures Report: Chinese AI Models Account for 89% of Global Enterprise Open-Source Model Spending; Kimi, DeepSeek, and GLM Rank in the Top Three
The Menlo Ventures report shows that Chinese AI models account for 89% of global enterprise open-source model spending. Among them, Moonshot AI's Kimi leads with a 61% share, DeepSeek ranks second with 15%, and Zhipu's GLM ranks third with 11%. Among Western models, the Meta Llama series has the highest share at only 7%.
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The report presents the share structure of Chinese open-source models in enterprise spending, which can be compared against the share gap of Western models.
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IT Home, November 8 — According to a report by the South China Morning Post the day before yesterday, a new study shows that Chinese AI models, represented by Moonshot AI's Kimi series, account for 89% of global enterprise spending on open-source models, nearly ninety percent.
IT Home learned from the original report that the above view was pointed out in a recent report released by Silicon Valley venture capital firm Menlo Ventures. Among them, Moonshot AI's Kimi ranks first in global enterprise spending on open-source models with a 61% share; DeepSeek ranks second with 15%; Zhipu's GLM ranks third with 11%.
By comparison, Meta Platforms' Llama series is the Western model with the highest market share in this field, but its share of enterprise spending on open-source models is only 7%.
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