Chinese competitor to AMD and Intel claims its 32-core processor is as powerful as a 2021 Intel Xeon 32-core ‘Ice Lake’ CPU; a 64-core version is expected to be launched in 2025
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John Harrison
Loongson Technology, a Chinese semiconductor company, is set to challenge major chipmakers like AMD and Intel with its new 3C6000 processor series. The high-performance 3C6000/Q model, featuring 64 cores and supporting up to 128 threads, is expected to launch by 2025. Despite US trade restrictions, China is advancing in semiconductor production, with Loongson’s new processors playing a key role. The series includes the 3C6000/S and 3C6000/D models, with impressive processing power and efficiency. These chips support advanced server setups and applications like AI and data analytics, positioning Loongson as a formidable competitor in the industry. Additionally, the company is working on its 2K3000 processor and 9A1000 graphics card for future releases.
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