MManus AI builds an AI agent that turns user intentions into concrete actions, focusing on deep research and data analysis for financial markets and B2B sourcing. It delivers results as clear comparison tables and dashboards that help clients make decisions, by analyzing large datasets and highlighting relevant signals. The company differentiates itself by translating requests directly into structured analyses and deliverables rather than generic reports, covering both financial insights and operational sourcing data. Its goal is to help companies optimize operations and decisions through data-driven insights that speed up decision-making.
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2025
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OPPO has partnered with AI agent platform Manus to bring agentic AI to smartphones. Manus' capabilities will be built into OPPO's AI Mind Pilot, announced on October 13, 2026. The feature debuts in AI Mind Pilot's new Agent Mode on the upcoming OPPO Find X10 Series with ColorOS 17. It can break a user's goal into steps, pick the right tools, and deliver a finished result, such as a day-by-day itinerary built from bookings scattered across apps. ColorOS 17 uses on-device models for local tasks, so files and photos are not shared with Manus. AI Mind Pilot asks for explicit confirmation before uploading or sharing content for external processing. OPPO will announce details on availability and supported markets at launch.
Manus expands AI agent lineup with Manus 2.0, Cue. Manus on September 28 announced Manus 2.0 and Cue, expanding its AI agent product lineup. Manus, a China-founded AI startup now based in Singapore, said Cue is a standalone app that lets users create and deploy personal agents with their own email, phone number, and digital wallet. The startup said Manus 2.0 is designed to be faster and better able to work independently, improving its ability to handle tasks such as research, coding, website creation, and presentations. Manus drew widespread attention after its 2025 debut with technology designed to carry out complicated jobs. The launch follows a failed deal in April after China blocked Meta's planned US$2 billion acquisition of Manus. Recent Manus developments. Stay updated on the go with our mobile app. Get latest insights with smoother, more personalized experience through TIA mobile app. How would you feel if you could no longer use Tech in Asia? Share, tag us, and land on our Wall of!
Manus, the AI agent startup that recently split from Meta Platforms, launched Cue on Monday, a new standalone app for personal agents that competes with Meta's Muse. The app provides users with multiple personal AI agents, each equipped with its own email and phone number. The launch marks Manus's first major product release since separating from Meta. The timing positions Cue as a direct competitor to Meta's Muse in the personal AI agent space. Manus's decision to develop an independent offering suggests the company is pursuing a strategy distinct from its former parent company's approach to AI assistants.
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Singapore is emerging as Asia's neutral AI hub, attracting both US and Chinese firms seeking regional expansion. OpenAI and Google DeepMind established applied AI labs in the city-state over the past year, whilst Anthropic advertised local positions. Chinese firms like Tencent have also deepened investments. The country's appeal stems from its political neutrality, regulatory clarity and strong education system. US firms view Singapore as a gateway to untapped Asian markets, whilst Chinese companies use it as a launching pad for global expansion. OpenAI committed $234 million to Singapore's AI ecosystem and opened its first applied AI lab outside the US there. However, challenges remain. Beijing blocked Chinese AI firm Manus's $2 billion sale to Meta despite its Singapore headquarters, whilst the US recently barred non-US individuals from using Anthropic's Mythos model, potentially limiting Singapore's access to frontier AI models.
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Industries
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Series B
Total Funding
$585M
Headquarters
Singapore, Singapore
Founded
2025
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