What is Baidu? | CNBC Explains

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It's the company behind China's most popular search engine and it's now venturing into AI and self-driving cars. CNBC's Uptin Saiidi explores what's behind one of China's tech titans.

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"In the crowd, I was looking for her a hundred times; turning my head, I suddenly spot her where lantern light is dimly shed." It's a poem in the 12th century and where Baidu (literally, a hundred times) catches its name.

blandwinde

Baidu search is almost hopeless outside of China..

ernestkj

CNBC: What is Baidu?

Baidu CEO: What is your problem?

HowardZed

Next topic:
What is Jio internet and how it became so big in such a small time-CNBC EXPLAINS

sawoodahmad

Please do a video on what are bonds! And also how the stock market works! Your videos are so easy to understand!

sayedhumaid

When are you going to do a campus tour in Alibaba?

DucaTech

It's unfair. If they block other from entering then rest of the world should do the same to their product.

berembah

As a Chinese, I think it's better to see baidu earn money in China instead of google.And the reason why google lost the market since 2008 is that it refused to abide by the law. Btw, Chinese people could use google if we want without limit.

yokvi

The picture for Baidu Encyclopedia is wrong. It's another Chinese Encyclopedia called "Hudong Baike".

cgao

firewall created the largest independent ecology outside of the mainstream in the era when china is growing. this is a particularly interesting phenomenon.

haoruchen

CNBC do not pay you dude? Or they do not let you afford a good camera?

OmiAzad

that's the same app that automatically gets installed on my mobile even if I uninstalled that app

maheshdangare

@CNBC Please do a video about #DJI
This was a nice video, it's interesting to watch! Keep up the good work!

blue

Interesting!...to speed up and compete with entire tech companies, tz leveraging on acquiring promising startups...Primarily to tap new markets an launch new products based on their technology!!

danielnkuzuwalela

How funny is that in the comments, people make judgements about China such as censorship, no human rights, copycat, brainwashed people etc. How can you pour out these words without living in China to observe it and learning Chinese to communicate with local people, get to know its culture as well? Don't let your cognitive is only lead by others who have their own personal purpose.

lesleycocoa