Tencent Hunyuan Hy4 Launches, WorkBuddy Expands 10x
Tencent Hunyuan officially released the Hy4 model and integrated it into WorkBuddy. Following a surge in calls that hit usage limits on day one, the company urgently expanded the inference cluster by ten times and raised free quotas. The free period for Hy3 was also extended to November 15.
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