Datasea Secures $100 Million in 5G-AI Contracts

May 19, 2025
Datasea Inc. has announced new service contracts worth $100 million for 5G-AI digital services with Qingdao Ruizhi Yixing and Qingdao Dong'an.
Datasea Secures $100 Million in 5G-AI Contracts

Datasea Inc. has secured two new service contracts totaling $100 million for its 5G-AI multimodal digital services, announced in a press release. The contracts, each valued at up to $50 million, involve long-term partner Qingdao Ruizhi Yixing and a new client, Qingdao Dong'an Information Technology Co., Ltd.

Under these agreements, Datasea will provide customized 5G-AI digital services, including data Top-up solutions and AI-powered communication tools, over a 12-month period. This strategic expansion aims to reinforce Datasea's leadership in China's 5G-AI value-added services market.

The company's 5G-AI platform integrates data from multiple modalities—text, video, audio, and image—using its proprietary Transformer architecture and distributed AI training methods. These capabilities support applications across various sectors such as e-commerce, digital marketing, and health management.

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