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Asia has a shortage of computation power for artificial intelligence, lagging significantly behind the US, but China has the talent and data to make up lost ground, Xu said in an interview at the UBS Asian Investment Conference in Hong Kong.

Multitudes of Chinese Moore Threads S4000 AI GPUs have been put into a new computing cluster and used for LLM training, showing what appears to be competitive performance against unspecified Nvidia AI GPUs.

German publication Computerbase compares the Moore Threads MTT S80 and S30 graphics cards against some entry-level products, including AMD's Ryzen 8000G lineup.

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