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Alibaba\'s T-Head releases open-source software for its AI chips
Alibaba Group Holding\'s chip design unit T-Head said it will release its in-house software stack as open source. The move aims to challenge Nvidia\'s dominance of the CUDA ecosystem, the South China Morning Post reported on July 18. T-Head said it will make the full SAIL technical stack used to develop its Zhenwu series AI chips available free to overseas developers.
AI & Enterprise
Nvidia cracks down on China circumvention, cuts over half of Asia AI chip customers
Nvidia has sharply reduced its AI chip sales network in Asia to block indirect exports to China. The company has cut its list of approved Asian distributors and buyers to about half and is applying new screening standards in Japan, Singapore and Malaysia. More than half of existing buyers are no longer approved, though they can reapply after meeting requirements. Nvidia is conducting on-site data centre inspections, contract checks and user interviews, with U.S. Commerce Department oversight reported.
Industry
Alibaba AI finds 4 previously unknown superconductor candidates, verified in experiments
Alibaba Group Holding\'s research arm DAMO Academy unveiled an AI agent, Elements Clo, designed to discover superconducting materials. DAMO said the system identified four previously unreported candidate compounds and verified them in experiments. It said the model was trained on 125 million molecular and crystal structures and uses a specialised foundation model with 1 billion parameters. DAMO said it screened about 2.4 million stable crystal structures in 28 GPU hours and narrowed them to about 68,000 candidates.
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AI & Enterprise
China AI server chip market sees domestic share near 80 percent, narrowing Nvidia\'s footing
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AI & Enterprise
ByteDance\'s Doubao loses 6.1 million users after signalling paid subscription
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AI & Enterprise
DeepSeek V4 sparks revaluation call for China\'s AI sector
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Industry
Ant Group steps up push to popularise AI robots from lab to field