
Chinese chip designers Moore Threads Technology and Hygon Information Technology are projecting strong revenue growth for the first half of the year, driven by surging domestic demand for AI computing power. Moore Threads expects revenue to jump between 135% and 149% year-over-year, while Hygon also forecasts double- to triple-digit growth. Both companies are positioning themselves as domestic alternatives to Nvidia, reflecting China's push for self-sufficiency in AI chips. The growth highlights the increasing importance of AI infrastructure in China.
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Chinese chip designers Moore Threads Technology and Hygon Information Technology are projecting strong revenue growth for the first half of the year, driven by surging domestic demand for AI computing power. Moore Threads expects revenue to jump between 135% and 149% year-over-year, while Hygon also forecasts double- to triple-digit growth. Both companies are positioning themselves as domestic alternatives to Nvidia, reflecting China's push for self-sufficiency in AI chips. The growth highlight...
Firms position as alternatives to US-based Nvidia.
Moore Threads Technology is a graphics processing unit (GPU) developer based in Beijing.
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Moore Threads and Hygon position themselves as home-grown alternatives to Nvidia.
OpinionChinese chip designers Moore Threads Technology and Hygon Information Technology – both positioning themselves as home-grown alternatives to Nvidia – have projected double- to triple-digit revenue growth for the first half of the year, fuelled by surging domestic demand for AI computing power.
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Moore Threads and Hygon position themselves as home-grown alternatives to Nvidia.
OpinionMoore Threads Technology expects revenue for the first half of the year to increase by 135.1% to 149.4% year-over-year.
South China Morning PostHygon Information Technology projects double- to triple-digit revenue growth for the first half of the year.
South China Morning PostThe revenue growth is fueled by surging domestic demand for AI computing power.
South China Morning PostMoore Threads Technology is a graphics processing unit (GPU) developer based in Beijing.
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