Recently, Aishi Technology, a star company in the field of AI video generation, announced that it has completed its A5 round of financing, exclusively invested by Jingya Capital, and Light Source Capital serves as the exclusive financial advisor. According to internal information, Aishi Technology's cumulative financing amount has exceeded 400 million yuan, becoming a highly anticipated innovative force in the industry. The completion of this round of financing marks an important step in the company's technology research and development and market expansion.
Aishi Technology was founded in 2023 and was founded by Wang Changhu, former head of ByteDance’s visual technology. Most of the team members are from well-known institutions such as ByteDance and Microsoft Research Institute. With its strong technical background and industry resources, Aishi Technology attracted the attention of well-known investors such as Ant Group and Shunxi Fund in its early days. The company is committed to creating the world's leading AI video generation model and application. Its core product PixVerse has accumulated more than 40 million users worldwide and has 15 million monthly active users.
This round of financing funds will be mainly used to accelerate model and product research and development, as well as to introduce high-end talents. Aishi Technology's technological breakthroughs are particularly significant. The PixVerse V4 version has added new functions such as sound effects, vocals, and video repainting, and has created the first 5-second fast generation technology to further improve the user experience. These innovations not only consolidate their technological leadership in the field of AI video generation, but also lay a solid foundation for future commercialization exploration.
Although Aishi Technology has achieved remarkable achievements in technology and user scale, the competitive pressure it faces cannot be underestimated. Domestic and foreign giants such as OpenAI, ByteDance, and Kuaishou are all planning to make arrangements in the multimodal AI field, and market competition is becoming increasingly fierce. To this end, AiSi Technology has begun to try commercialization. PixVerse has achieved initial revenue in overseas markets and actively expanded B-end enterprise services to seek more growth opportunities.
2025 is considered a key node for domestic AI startups, and AiShi Technology also faces commercialization problems. Although this round of financing provides it with more bargaining chips in the technology competition, how to achieve sustained growth in the fierce market competition is still an important test that the company needs to face. In the future, whether AiSi Technology can stand out in the field of multimodal AI and become the next "DeepSeek" is worthy of the industry's continued attention.