⚙️
CXMT Listing Fuels China’s AI Hardware Momentum
CXMT Corp.’s breakout listing has boosted optimism across China’s domestic AI hardware sector. The momentum supports China’s broader ambition to compete with the US in AI development.
Search
8 results on this page
MoRA Brings Embodied Intelligence to Long-Horizon Robots
MORPHI made its first systematic domestic appearance at WRC, showcasing its newly released embodied-intelligence model architecture, MoRA. The demonstration focused on how a robot’s embodied brain supports practical long-horizon tasks.
⚙️
Fractile Eyes $6.5B Valuation After Anthropic Deal
AI chip startup Fractile is reportedly in advanced talks to secure a valuation above $6.5 billion. The discussions follow a supply agreement with Anthropic and would represent more than a sixfold increase from its May valuation.
Google Gets $12.2B Marvell Chip Option
Marvell Technology has granted Google the right to purchase up to $12.2 billion of Marvell shares as part of a custom-chip arrangement. Google will buy Marvell’s custom chips, and Marvell’s stock rose as much as 14% after the disclosure.
Samsung Raises Advanced Foundry Prices Amid AI Demand
Samsung reportedly increased prices for new orders using its 4nm, 5nm, and 8nm foundry processes in July. Price increases reportedly reach 15% for customers in China as AI demand fills available 4nm capacity.
💼
China Pushes Tech Giants Toward Home Capital
Blockbuster debuts by two technology companies show Beijing encouraging its tech champions to raise money from domestic investors. The strategy aims to finance China’s artificial intelligence ambitions while reducing dependence on Wall Street.
Ajinomoto Reportedly Cuts China’s ABF Supply
Japanese chemical maker Ajinomoto has reportedly told mainland Chinese customers it will reduce supplies of ABF, a critical chip-packaging film, by 30%. Chinese producers are racing to qualify domestic substitutes following Beijing’s rare-earth export restrictions.
AI4S Goes Deep: Can Domestic Compute Keep Up?
The article examines how domestic computing infrastructure can meet the rising demands of AI4S, particularly in marine computing scenarios. It highlights that AI significantly increases the complexity beyond existing requirements for stability and real-time performance.