The IT Home page is stamped 2026/10/20 11:32:35. It is a floor report from Chery’s global innovation event that morning. CheryMind is called a domain base model, and the page says it was made for physical AI. That sentence is a positioning line, not a test result.
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The figures are all inside the company’s claim. The page says more than 60,000 employees use it every day, that it covers more than 200 business scenarios, connects more than 400 enterprise systems, and spans 700TB of company knowledge and 200PB of engineering data. None of the five figures comes with a counting rule: whether employees are deduplicated, how scenarios and systems are counted, or whether the terabytes and petabytes are storage or training data.
[1]The page names no evaluation, no comparison model, and no outside check. The figures can therefore stand only as coverage claims from the event. They are not verified usage, and they cannot be added to the chip numbers announced the same day to make one combined result.
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