As a rising star in China’s GPU industry, Lisuan Technology showcased its LX eXtreme series at the AWE 2026 exhibition, presenting four distinct graphics cards alongside workstations and servers, with live demonstrations of both gaming and professional applications. The company announced that the gaming card LX 7G100 will debut on JD.com during the 618 shopping festival, while three professional cards—LX MAX, LX PRO, and LX ULTRA—will be available for pre-order starting March 17. Notably, all Lisuan GPUs are built on the self-developed TrueGPU architecture, featuring an independent instruction set and IP rights. This fully in-house design took four to five years to develop but ensures complete control over the technology stack, making driver development and system/software adaptation smoother. Compatibility has...
Moore Threads officially announced that on December 19–20, the company will host its first MUSA Developer Conference (MDC 2025) at the Zhongguancun International Innovation Center in Beijing. This marks Moore Threads’ inaugural developer conference and also the first domestic event focused on full-function GPUs. With the core theme of “Create, Connect, Converge”, the conference will revolve around the MUSA unified system architecture, comprehensively showcasing Moore Threads’ full-stack capabilities and ecosystem progress from hardware to software, from technology to application scenarios. The event aims to accelerate the adoption of domestic full-function GPU technology across industries, while building a strategic platform that links technological innovation, developer co-creation, and industrial applications. At the main forum, Moore Threads’ founder, chairman, and CEO Zhang Jianzhong...
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