Chinese chip designer Moore Threads Technology has unveiled a suite of new products, including its next generation of chip architecture and artificial intelligence chips, reports the South China Morning Post. The chipmaker looks to challenge US chip-making heavyweights Nvidia and AMD.
The Beijing-based firm, hailed as China’s “little Nvidia”, introduced two forthcoming chips Huashan and Lushan, named after two famous Chinese mountains, at a developer conference in the Chinese capital on Saturday.
The Huashan chip, designed for AI training and inference, delivers better performance than Nvidia’s Hopper series and comes close to the US tech firm’s newer Blackwell line, according to James Zhang Jianzhong, founder, chairman and CEO of Moore Threads.