Chinese tech giant Huawei aims to build the world’s most powerful AI computing cluster within two years, relying on lower-power domestic semiconductors due to U.S. export restrictions. At its Shanghai conference, Huawei revealed timelines for Atlas 950 and Atlas 960 SuperPods, set for 2026 and 2027, which will combine into SuperClusters capable of running advanced AI models. Analysts see this as a major push for self-reliance, with Huawei’s roadmap including Ascend 950, 960, and potential 970 chips to strengthen its computing architecture.
Chinese tech giant Huawei Technologies has set its sights on building the world’s “most powerful” artificial intelligence (AI) computing cluster within the next two years. Due to U.S. export controls, the company is pursuing this goal relying on comparatively lower-power domestic semiconductors.
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