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News articleSeeking Alpha· March 27, 2026

Alibaba, ByteDance plan to place orders for Huawei's new AI chip: report

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Alibaba, ByteDance plan to place orders for Huawei's new AI chip: report [French headquarters of Huawei Technologies, Boulogne-Billancourt, France] HJBC Customer testing of Huawei Technologies' new AI chip, aimed at challenging Nvidia (NVDA [https://seekingalpha.com/symbol/NVDA]) in the China market, ‌has gone well, an…
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  • The new chips will allow developers at Chinese tech companies to migrate their models more easily from Nvidia's software system

    60% confidence

  • Huawei struggled to persuade big tech giants in the private sector to adopt its Ascend 910C chip in large quantities

    60% confidence

  • Customer testing of Huawei's new AI chip has gone well, and Alibaba and ByteDance plan to place orders

    60% confidence

  • Tech companies plan to use the new 950PR chip more extensively as it is more compatible with Nvidia's CUDA software system and has better response speeds

    60% confidence

  • Compared to the 910C, the 950PR chip only offers a small improvement in raw computing power but is designed to excel in handling inference workloads

    60% confidence

  • Huawei intends to ship about 750,000 950PRs this year

    60% confidence

  • Nvidia has received purchase orders from customers in China

    60% confidence

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