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  1. Kunlunxin, a company majority-owned by Baidu, has secured significant AI chip orders from China Mobile and plans to compete against Nvidia's dominance.

Baidu's platform, which utilizes Kunlunxin chips, has been used to raise the efficiency of DeepSeek models.

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Baidu's platform, which utilizes Kunlunxin chips, has been used to raise the efficiency of DeepSeek models.

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