What happened? Domestic models “dominate the charts” and global computing power arbitrage
1. Event recap: The “Chinese Moment” of traffic dominance
Last week, the traffic data from OpenRouter, a leading global AI model aggregation platform, caused a industry震动: domestic large models MiniMax M2.5, Kimi K2.5, and Zhipu GLM 5 unprecedentedly swept the top three spots in call volume, with weekly call volume growth astonishing. Among them, MiniMax M2.5’s weekly call volume surged to 3.07 trillion tokens, a number that even surpasses the combined total of Silicon Valley flagship models like Google Gemini 3 and Anthropic Claude series.
Specifically, MiniMax M2.5 maintained the top position in call volume due to its extreme cost-performance strategy. Kimi K2.5 and Zhipu GLM 5 ranked second and third.
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Domestic large models dominate OpenRouter, "Token going overseas" ushers in the era of global computing power arbitrage
1. Event recap: The “Chinese Moment” of traffic dominance
Last week, the traffic data from OpenRouter, a leading global AI model aggregation platform, caused a industry震动: domestic large models MiniMax M2.5, Kimi K2.5, and Zhipu GLM 5 unprecedentedly swept the top three spots in call volume, with weekly call volume growth astonishing. Among them, MiniMax M2.5’s weekly call volume surged to 3.07 trillion tokens, a number that even surpasses the combined total of Silicon Valley flagship models like Google Gemini 3 and Anthropic Claude series.
Specifically, MiniMax M2.5 maintained the top position in call volume due to its extreme cost-performance strategy. Kimi K2.5 and Zhipu GLM 5 ranked second and third.