Moore Threads announced that it will host the first MUSA Developer Conference (MDC 2025) on December 19–20 at the Zhongguancun International Innovation Center in Beijing. With the theme “Create, Connect, Converge”, the event will showcase full-stack capabilities of the MUSA unified system architecture, spanning hardware, software, technology, and application scenarios.

Founder and CEO Zhang Jianzhong will deliver a keynote at the main forum, outlining the MUSA full-stack strategy and unveiling a new-generation GPU architecture along with a complete portfolio of products, technologies, and industry solutions. The conference will also feature more than 20 technical sub-forums covering AI computing, graphics rendering, and scientific computing.

In addition, Moore Threads will launch the “Moore Academy” and present a 1,000+ square meter “MUSA Carnival” exhibition area, highlighting AI large models, embodied intelligence, digital twins, and other cutting-edge applications.

Four senior executives directly reporting to CEO Tim Cook — AI chief John Giannandrea, interface design head Alan Dye, general counsel Kate Adams, and government affairs head Jackson — resigned within the past week.

Insider Mark Gurman notes Apple’s leadership has been unusually stable for over a decade, but many veterans are now nearing 60. Hardware SVP Johny Srouji, who leads Apple’s chip development, has also told Cook he is seriously considering leaving for another company.