Talk:Manycore Tech

Request to review revision 1366999987

{{ I work for Manycore Tech and have disclosed this on my user page. Since my edit was reverted because of that conflict of interest, I will not restore it myself. I am asking an uninvolved editor to review revision 1366999987 and use any parts that are suitable for the article.

The revision was meant to correct inaccurate or outdated information and bring related product information together in a Products section. I tried to keep the wording factual and avoid marketing claims, long feature lists, and other material that would make the article read like a product page.

I am not asking for the entire revision to be restored without changes. Please review the proposed additions individually and remove or shorten anything that is too detailed, poorly sourced, or out of proportion to the rest of the article. The main changes were:

•updating the article following the company's April 2026 listing;

•adding a Products section covering Kujiale, Coohom, and SpatialVerse;

•using independent reporting where available, with the HKEX prospectus used for basic company-reported facts;

•correcting the infobox financial figures, which are outdated and appear to omit a minus sign from the equity figure.

The proposed Products section identifies Kujiale as the company's product for the Chinese market, Coohom as its international version launched in 2018, and SpatialVerse as a separate platform launched in 2024. The revision also includes some product and geographic revenue figures from the prospectus. Those figures can be left out if they are considered too detailed for this article.

I would appreciate a review of the revision based on the sourcing, relevance, and wording of each change rather than its restoration as a single block. Thank you.

UmeyaShokichi (talk) 02:44, 3 August 2026 (UTC)

Please put your proposed specified edits here with the exact sources to speed up the process. Otherwise editors are going to be reluctant to handle it. Imcdc Contact 12:46, 12 August 2026 (UTC)

Thanks, that's fair. Here are the specific changes I had in mind. I have narrowed this down from revision 1366999987 so that the proposed changes can be reviewed individually.

1. Proposed Products section

I suggest adding a short Products section. At present, information about Kujiale, Coohom and SpatialVerse is mixed into the Background section, and I think separating the basic product descriptions would make the article easier to follow.

Proposed wording:

Manycore's main spatial-design software products are Kujiale and Coohom. Kujiale was launched in 2013 for the Chinese market, while Coohom was launched in 2018 as its international version.

The company also operates SpatialVerse, a spatial-intelligence platform launched in November 2024 for generating indoor-environment data for AI development.

Sources for the first paragraph:

• Bamboo Works, "Interior Design Specialist Manycore Aims to Become China's Autodesk", 30 June 2021:

https://thebambooworks.com/manycore/

• EqualOcean, "Kujiale Goes International: COOHOM Debuted at the High Point Market", 8 January 2019:

https://equalocean.com/news/201901081243-kujiale-goes-international-coohom-debuted-high-point-market

• South China Morning Post, "Hangzhou 'Six Little Dragons' member Manycore seeks US$130m from Hong Kong IPO", 9 April 2026:

https://www.scmp.com/tech/article/3349471/hangzhou-six-little-dragons-member-manycore-seeks-us130m-hong-kong-ipo

Sources for the second paragraph:

• 36Kr, "群核科技发布空间智能平台SpatialVerse，加速具身智能、AIGC训练", 21 November 2024:

https://36kr.com/p/3045483903601545

• South China Morning Post, "Manycore, one of Hangzhou's 'Six Little Dragons', surges on Hong Kong IPO debut", 17 April 2026:

https://www.scmp.com/business/banking-finance/article/3350387/manycore-one-hangzhous-six-little-dragons-surges-hong-kong-ipo-debut

The existing chronological references to these products in Background could be shortened or moved as appropriate to avoid duplication.

2. Coohom

The main point I would like to clarify is the relationship between Kujiale and Coohom. The current article mentions Coohom only briefly. EqualOcean describes Coohom as Kujiale's international version, launched in 2018, and the April 2026 SCMP article discusses Kujiale and Coohom as the company's main spatial-design products.

The final HKEX prospectus also states that Coohom was launched in 2018 as the international version of Kujiale and was developed for international users. I would use the prospectus only for straightforward company-reported facts, rather than for claims about product quality, market position, or significance.

• Manycore Tech Inc., Global Offering, 9 April 2026:

https://www1.hkexnews.hk/listedco/listconews/sehk/2026/0409/2026040900025.pdf

I do not think the article needs the prospectus's marketing language, detailed feature lists, pricing tiers, awards, or similar product-page material.

3. Infobox financial figures

There is also a minor infobox correction. The financial figures currently shown are outdated, and the equity figure appears to be missing a minus sign. I suggest updating them from the final HKEX prospectus dated 9 April 2026:

https://www1.hkexnews.hk/listedco/listconews/sehk/2026/0409/2026040900025.pdf

I do not consider the other financial or geographic detail from revision 1366999987 essential, so I am fine with leaving that material out if editors think it is too detailed.

These are the main changes I would like reviewed. I am not asking for revision 1366999987 to be restored wholesale; I would prefer that the proposed changes above be considered individually based on their sourcing, relevance, and wording. UmeyaShokichi (talk) 07:14, 13 August 2026 (UTC)

Not done for now I'm basing this review on the revision linked above, not on any subsequent text. If accepted, 1 out of every four citerefs would be to company provided sources. I'm uncomfortable with that makeup, I think we can do better. Please reformulate your request so that less information is reliant on the company's global offering prospectus. Regards,  Spintendo  22:18, 14 August 2026 (UTC)

Thanks for taking a look. I think the sourcing can be improved, so I've revised the request to remove the prospectus from the proposed Products section. I've also dropped the product-level and geographic revenue figures, since they aren't necessary to explain the products.

For the relationship between Kujiale and Coohom, there are several independent sources:

• Fortune, 16 April 2026, describes Kujiale and "its international counterpart Coohom":

https://fortune.com/2026/04/16/manycore-ipo-hong-kong-shares-debut-victor-huang-jixun-foo/

• South China Morning Post, 17 April 2026, describes Manycore as having built its initial business around Kujiale and "its overseas version Coohom":

https://www.scmp.com/business/banking-finance/article/3350387/manycore-one-hangzhous-six-little-dragons-surges-hong-kong-ipo-debut

There is also earlier Chinese-language coverage from before the current HKEX prospectus:

• Science and Technology Innovation Board Daily (科创板日报), 11 November 2021, lists the company's products as "酷家乐、国际版COOHOM、Modelo、美间":

https://m.cls.cn/detail/872388

• Jiemian News (界面新闻), 26 July 2023, describes COOHOM as a Manycore brand mainly serving overseas markets:

https://www.jiemian.com/article/9814056.html

With that in mind, I would reduce the proposed addition to:

Products

Manycore developed Kujiale, a platform for creating and rendering three-dimensional interior designs, and its international counterpart Coohom.

In November 2024, the company launched SpatialVerse, a spatial-intelligence platform for generating synthetic indoor-environment data for AI development.

The Chinese-language sources are supplementary. The Kujiale/Coohom wording above can be supported by Fortune and the South China Morning Post without using the prospectus.

I would leave the HKEX prospectus out of the Products section entirely. The only remaining use I am proposing for it is the separate correction of the outdated financial figures in the infobox, including the missing minus sign on the equity figure.

Does this address the concern about reliance on company-provided sources? UmeyaShokichi (talk) 06:57, 21 August 2026 (UTC)

UmeyaShokichi (talk) 06:57, 21 August 2026 (UTC)

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