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Enterprise AI costs hit 2026 low as Chinese open models spread

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The cost for businesses to run AI models has fallen to its lowest level this year, according to research by the investment bank Jefferies. The bank points to a global price war and a surge in the adoption of low-cost Chinese open-source models, the South China Morning Post reported on Monday.

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