Moore Threads reports Q3 revenue up 1,774% to ~$240M
Chinese AI chipmaker Moore Threads Technology Co. reported that its third-quarter revenue surged 1,774% year-over-year to approximately $240 million. The company also posted a net profit of roughly $7.4 million for the three months ending in September. This significant financial growth is attributed to strong demand for its domestic AI hardware solutions.
Key points
- Moore Threads Q3 revenue grew 1,774% YoY to ~$240 million.
- The company reported a net profit of ~$7.4 million for the quarter.
- Moore Threads is building a 100K-GPU cluster with JD.com.
In addition to its financial results, Moore Threads is currently constructing a large-scale domestic computing cluster in partnership with JD.com. The project involves building a cluster with 100,000 GPUs, marking a major step in China's efforts to develop independent AI infrastructure. The collaboration highlights the growing role of local tech giants in supporting domestic chipmakers.
The report, sourced from Bloomberg, underscores the rapid expansion of Moore Threads in the competitive global AI chip market. While specific details on the cluster's timeline or technical specifications were not provided in the brief, the scale of the investment signals a strategic push to reduce reliance on foreign technology.
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