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Classover Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: KIDZ, KIDZW) is a technology-driven education company whose news flow centers on K-12 educational AI, online learning platforms, and digital asset strategy. This page aggregates press releases and media coverage so readers can follow how Classover develops and deploys its AI-powered tutoring systems, robotics initiatives, and blockchain-enabled education infrastructure.
Recent Classover news highlights the evolution of its Real-Time AI Tutor, developed in collaboration with MiniMax. Updates have described advances in near-human voice interaction, emotion-aware conversation, and interactive problem-solving sessions that adjust difficulty and guidance based on student performance and engagement. Additional coverage explains how Classover is working with Tencent Real-Time Communication to support ultra-low latency voice interaction and global deployment of its AI Tutor platform.
News items also cover the launch of Classover’s AI Robotics Division, which is developing adaptive robotic tools intended to act as physical co-teachers in offline learning centers, and the introduction of Classover Nexus, an AI-powered support reasoning and workflow platform for student and family operations. Financial and strategic updates discuss Classover’s Solana-based digital treasury, acceptance of Solana (SOL) for selected programs and services, and a strategic partnership with Paimon Finance to explore Web3-enabled real-world asset tokenization in education.
Investors, educators, and families can use this news feed to review Classover’s announcements on product milestones, partnerships, SEC-reported events, and corporate actions related to its AI Tutor, robotics, and Web3 strategies. Bookmark this page to access an organized stream of KIDZ news as the company reports new developments through official releases and regulatory disclosures.
Classover (NASDAQ:KIDZ) published a white paper on February 25, 2026 describing its Tutor Studio AI platform and claiming a 200% increase in instructional productivity, enabling a 2x increase in teaching capacity without proportional staffing growth.
The paper frames Tutor Studio as an AI-orchestrated micro-learning system that adapts instruction in real time and aims to scale K-12 delivery with limited incremental fixed costs.
Classover (Nasdaq:KIDZ) announced a $2.0 million share repurchase program authorized by its board to buy back Class B common stock. Repurchases may occur via open market, block trades or other means under Rule 10b-18, funded from cash reserves and future operating cash flows.
Repurchased shares may be held as treasury stock or cancelled; the program is discretionary and may be modified, suspended, or terminated at any time.
Classover (Nasdaq:KIDZ) announced a January 22, 2026 platform update to Tutor Studio, its agent-powered environment for building and scaling AI-driven K-12 courses. The update embeds Classover's AI Tutor as an instructional execution layer inside course design and delivery workflows, shifting the Tutor from a standalone chat tool to an agent that executes teaching workflows.
Key features include dynamic lesson planning and pacing, proactive misconception detection, real-time instructional adjustments, and longitudinal mastery evaluation. Tutor Studio centralizes student context, curriculum alignment, multilingual support, and integrations to enable repeatable, scalable AI course delivery.
Classover (Nasdaq:KIDZ) announced a completed core upgrade to its Real-Time AI Tutor on January 12, 2026, built in deeper collaboration with MiniMax to improve engagement, completion, and conversational naturalness.
The upgrade adds interactive problem-solving sessions with real-time feedback and dynamic difficulty adjustment, instant emotion recognition plus emotion-expressive speaking and feedback, and multilingual real-time interaction to support broader language environments and scaled deployment.
Classover says the enhancements target higher participation and readiness for large-scale, cost-efficient commercialization while optimizing reasoning, voice generation, and emotion-response modules with MiniMax technology.
Classover (NASDAQ:KIDZ) announced on January 6, 2026 that it has begun collaboration workstreams with Tencent RTC to support development and global rollout readiness of Classover's next-generation AI Tutor platform.
The collaboration includes technical integration for ultra-low latency two-way voice, improved audio for children's speech recognition, and a foundation for future real-time features such as whiteboard and screen sync. Classover described planned capabilities including AI-generated lesson videos, conversational AI classroom experiences, an adaptive learning engine, and multi-subject K-12 coverage.
The collaboration is non-binding and may not result in a formal agreement.
Classover (NASDAQ:KIDZ) announced on December 18, 2025 that it has advanced its Classover AI Tutor toward a next-generation, real-time adaptive tutoring system designed to make live teaching decisions rather than only answering questions.
The system uses real-time signals (answer accuracy, thinking time, interaction patterns, voice tone) to adjust explanations, difficulty, and pacing, and aims to build a personalized "Learning Genome" to generate tailored practice, feedback, and lesson videos across Math, Reading, Science, and Writing. Further product milestones will be announced as development progresses.
Classover (Nasdaq:KIDZ) on December 15, 2025 announced formation of an AI Robotics Division to integrate adaptive physical robotics with its AI-driven K-12 learning platform. The division will develop interactive robotic tools that act as physical co-teachers, supporting Classover's AI Tutor and human instructors to improve comprehension in subjects like advanced math and coding.
Initial robots will be tested in Classover's offline learning centers and trained using the company's proprietary student interaction dataset to create a closed feedback loop for continuous improvement.
Classover (NASDAQ:KIDZ) announced on November 24, 2025 the launch of Classover Nexus, an AI-powered support reasoning and autonomous workflow platform designed for K-12 student and family support operations.
Key features include real-time support reasoning, autonomous workflow automation, multilingual 24/7 availability, analytics-driven insights, and seamless human-AI collaboration. The company plans to extend Nexus into predictive student-need modelling, automated onboarding, and next-generation AI agents to support global scale.
Classover (NASDAQ:KIDZ) reported unaudited results for Q3 2025 on November 13, 2025, delivering profitability and balance‑sheet strength.
Key metrics: Revenue $1.29M (+77.4% QoQ; +31.5% YoY), Net income $2.52M (vs. net loss prior year), Gross margin 70% (up from 55% YoY and 44% QoQ). Total cash and digital assets were ~$15M (~$0.55/share on 28,028,532 shares). The company recorded a $3,342,651 fair value gain from its Solana treasury and held 58,142 SOL as of Nov 11, 2025.
Operationally, Classover advanced its AI Tutor beta, added senior AI advisors, expanded partnerships (MiniMax, Paimon Finance), began accepting SOL payments, and signaled targeted M&A in AI education and Web3 infrastructure.
Classover (Nasdaq:KIDZ) announced a partnership with MiniMax to launch a next‑generation AI Tutor delivering near‑human voice, adaptive reasoning, and real‑time emotional intelligence.
Key technical claims include sub‑250ms response latency, studio‑grade speech quality, voice‑based engagement sensing, whiteboard vision recognition, and near‑zero marginal cost per session. The company highlights 80–90% lower delivery cost versus live tutoring and positions the product for high‑margin, scalable subscription revenue and global pilots.