# Qiming Venture Partners (slim)

> Qiming Venture Partners's investments in AI tools on Anchor Terminal, StepFun and ShengShu Technology, with each listing's grade and the founders behind it.

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Venture firm.

## Companies on Anchor Terminal

- **StepFun**, First round, Series B+, January 2026
  - [StepFun API](https://www.anchorterminal.com/tools/stepfun-api.md), graded E, 44.3/100
  - Source: https://technode.com/2026/01/26/shanghai-ai-unicorn-stepfun-raises-over-718-million-in-b-round/
- **ShengShu Technology**, Series A+, February 2026
  - [Vidu API](https://www.anchorterminal.com/tools/vidu.md), graded E, 40.2/100
  - Source: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/shengshu-technology-completes-series-a-funding-of-over-rmb-600-million-302679760.html

## Where they invest

- Model APIs & inference, 1
- Video generation, 1

## Founders they backed

- [Daxin Jiang](https://www.anchorterminal.com/people/daxin-jiang/), StepFun
- [Yibo Zhu](https://www.anchorterminal.com/people/yibo-zhu/), StepFun
- [Jun Zhu](https://www.anchorterminal.com/people/jun-zhu/), ShengShu Technology
- [Yihang Luo](https://www.anchorterminal.com/people/yihang-luo/), ShengShu Technology

## Questions

### Which AI tools has Qiming Venture Partners invested in?

Anchor Terminal lists StepFun and ShengShu Technology backed by Qiming Venture Partners.

### How are Qiming Venture Partners's companies graded?

On Anchor Terminal's benchmark, StepFun API (E, 44.3) and Vidu API (E, 40.2).

Investors are named from the companies' own announcements, the investors' own pages, Y Combinator's company pages, public filings and news reports of a round, each with its source.