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

3 reports, 3 independent Updated Jul 2
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Kunlunxin, a company majority-owned by Baidu, has secured significant AI chip orders from China Mobile and plans to compete against Nvidia's dominance.

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  1. Baidu's platform, which utilizes Kunlunxin chips, has been used to raise the efficiency of DeepSeek models.Sub-event
  2. Kunlunxin secured AI chip orders for China Mobile and plans to challenge Nvidia's GPU dominance.1 source

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  • ReutersBaidu chip-design unit Kunlunxin wins over $139 million orders from China Mobile suppliers By Che Pan and Brenda Goh BEIJING (Reuters) -Chinese semiconductor design firm Kunlunxin, which is backed by