IDC has released its 2025 China AI Coding Market Share Report, outlining both the current size of the sector and the competitive picture shaping it. According to the report, China’s AI coding market will total RMB 399 million in 2025 and is projected to climb to RMB 1.173 billion by the end of 2026.
IDC said Alibaba ranks first in the market through its core AI coding product, Qoder, with a 47.6% share. The report added that this figure is larger than the combined share of vendors ranked second through fifth.
IDC analysts said AI coding is moving beyond being a simple code-generation tool and is becoming a software productivity platform that covers the full software lifecycle. The report also said Alibaba’s Qoder product lineup now serves hundreds of thousands of enterprises, including FAW China, CITIC Securities and AsiaInfo Technologies, while its global user base has exceeded 5 million.
IDC has released its 2025 China AI Coding Market Share Report.
The report said China’s AI coding market will reach RMB 399 million in 2025 and is expected to grow to RMB 1.173 billion by the end of 2026.
In the competitive landscape, Alibaba ranked first with a 47.6% market share through its core AI coding product, Qoder. IDC said that share is already larger than the combined total of the vendors ranked second through fifth.
IDC analysts said AI coding is shifting from a pure code-generation tool to a software productivity platform that spans the full software lifecycle.
Alibaba’s full Qoder product lineup now serves hundreds of thousands of enterprises, including FAW China, CITIC Securities and AsiaInfo Technologies, and has more than 5 million users globally.
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