Zhihu establishes "Zhizhe Tansuo," a subsidiary with 1.5 billion yuan registered capital; founder Zhou Yuan serves as legal representative.
According to public industrial and commercial information released on September 2, Beijing Zhizhe Tansuo Technology Co., Ltd. was recently established with a registered capital of 1.5 billion yuan and Zhou Yuan, the founder of Zhihu, as its legal representative. The company's business scope includes big data services, internet data services, AI basic software development, and AI application software development, aiming to accelerate the verification of AI business models. Zhihu has not yet announced the new company's specific positioning and business plans. The 1.5 billion yuan is subscribed registered capital, not cash already invested.
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