Chinese search giant Baidu and phone manufacturer Xiaomi partnering to develop artificial intelligence (AI) and Internet-of-Things (IoT) solutions for consumers and businesses

Briefing

November 28, 2017

Briefing	Baidu-Xiaomi Partnership – Internet search firm, Baidu Inc., and phone maker, Xiaomi, teaming up to develop AI and IoT technologies for consumers and businesses Technology Convergence – Xiaomi will apply Baidu’s conversational AI system, DuerOS, to better understand real-life scenarios, user profiles and needs Cooperation Opportunities – Convergence plans to include voice, computer vision, natural language processing, knowledge graph, deep learning, augmented reality and virtual reality Expected Outcome – Enhanced customer experience, new product development, and strengthening of AI and IoT capabilities
Accelerator	Artificial Intelligence, Internet-of-Things
Market Disruption	Innovation Partnerships
Business Model and Practices Business Model and Practices	Innovative Partnerships
Sector	Information Technology
Organization	Baidu, Beijing Xiaomi Technology Co. Ltd.
Source	Shieber, J. and Russell, J., "Baidu and Xiaomi are working together on internet of things and artificial intelligence", TechCrunch, https://techcrunch.com/; Frangoul, A., "Chinese tech titans Baidu and Xiaomi announce A.I. and internet of things partnership", CNBC, http://www.cnbc.com/; AcceleratingBiz analysis
Original Publication Date	November 27, 2017

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