The report provides two sets of benchmarks: 10 against global frontier models (GPT 5.5, Gemini 3.1 Pro, Claude Opus 4.8, and three domestic models) and 18 against domestic models (DeepSeek V4, GLM 5.3, Kimi K3). The conclusion is that domestic models are in a tight lead (13/18 firsts), while globally they achieve single breakthroughs but overall catch-up (2/10 firsts).
Against domestic models, Hy4 takes the top spot, but in the 5 categories it didn't win, 4 were lost to GLM 5.3, with margins mostly within 1 point. In a blind test with 163 internal experts, Hy4 scored 2.99 vs GLM 5.3's 2.92, a net win rate of only about 6 percentage points. Kimi K3 lags half a step behind overall, while DeepSeek V4 falls behind notably in agentic tasks (Terminal-Bench 62.2, BrowseComp 64.0).
Against global frontier models, strengths are concentrated in agentic and search: Terminal-Bench 3.0 scores 77.3 (about 1.7 points above GPT 5.5) and BrowseComp scores 83.6 (about 2.2 points above GPT 5.5), both world firsts. The largest generational improvements are also in these two plus ARC-AGI-2, with gains of +18.9, +16.9, and +16.4 percentage points respectively.