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Delphi Labs Founder: Two Weeks Deep in China's AI, Shenzhen Hardware Shocks Me, Software Valuations Scare Me

Delphi Labs co-founder José Maria Macedo spent two weeks in China meeting AI founders, VCs, and public company CEOs. His key takeaways: - **Hardware ecosystem in Shenzhen is impressive**, with systematic reverse-engineering of Western products and rapid iteration cycles. Companies like Bambu Lab are highly profitable and scaling fast. - **Software ecosystem is weaker than expected**. Chinese open-source models are strong, but closed-source models lag behind Western counterparts. GPU access remains constrained, and revenue gaps are significant (e.g., Anthropic’s $6B ARR vs. Chinese model companies at tens of millions). - **Founder profiles are highly accomplished** (top universities, Big Tech experience) but often lack rebellious, original vision. The education and VC systems favor execution over true innovation. - **Valuation bubbles exist** at both early and late stages. Some private AI companies are valued at 400x ARR, far exceeding Western multiples. Humanoid robotics is also overheating, with many pre-revenue companies targeting high-valuation IPOs. - **Information asymmetry favors Chinese founders**, who are highly informed about Western markets and tech trends. Many are building globally first, combining Chinese engineering with Western go-to-market strategies. Macedo believes the real alpha lies in finding non-traditional founders who break the "resume template" optimized by local VCs.

marsbit03/26 03:16

Delphi Labs Founder: Two Weeks Deep in China's AI, Shenzhen Hardware Shocks Me, Software Valuations Scare Me

marsbit03/26 03:16

Shenzhen Longgang District Plans to Launch Special "Lobster Ten" Policy

Shenzhen's Longgang District is drafting a special policy package, "Ten Measures for OpenClaw" (龙虾十条), to support the development of the open-source AI agent project OpenClaw and One Person Companies (OPCs). The policy aims to position Longgang as a global hub for AI agent entrepreneurship. OpenClaw, a popular local-first AI automation gateway that connects various large models and messaging platforms (like WeChat and DingTalk), allows users to perform tasks via natural language commands. The proposed measures include free deployment services, subsidies for data, hardware (e.g., 30% off AI NAS devices), and model usage (30% reimbursement for calling major domestic LLMs, up to ¥1 million annually). It also offers up to three months of free computing power for new OPCs, rewards for innovative applications (up to ¥2 million), and support for talent (including relocation subsidies, housing, and office space discounts). Additional features include capital investment (up to ¥10 million for early-stage projects), export services, and competitions to attract global developers and individual entrepreneurs. The policy is set to take effect in 2026 for a three-year term.

marsbit03/09 01:41

Shenzhen Longgang District Plans to Launch Special "Lobster Ten" Policy

marsbit03/09 01:41

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