iFlytek launches Spark X2.5 with stronger coding and agentic AI
iFlytek says it was trained and deployed entirely on domestic computing infrastructure and is now available through its open platform.
iFlytek says it was trained and deployed entirely on domestic computing infrastructure and is now available through its open platform.
The launch comes as the AI industry moves toward putting increasingly capable models directly onto consumer electronics and machines.

The factory is seen as a cornerstone for positioning Jinhua as a hub for AI terminal manufacturing while strengthening the Yangtze River Delta’s domestically controlled tech supply chain.