With Intel recently entering the discrete GPU market with its Intel Arc range, a fourth challenger to NVIDIA's dominance in the GPU space has arrived in China via a company called Moore Threads. This ...

I'm sure Tom from Moore's Law is Dead will want to have the world exclusive on Moore Threads' new MTT S60 and S2000 GPUs. Moore Threads announced the new GPUs today, on the same day as Intel detailing ...

Moore Threads, billed as China's first domestic GPU stock, debuted on 5 December with a near fivefold jump from its issue price, becoming the STAR Market's largest IPO in 2025. The company issued 70 ...

Chinese graphics card maker, Moore Threads, released its latest GPU which aims to deliver a significant performance that the public may utilize for different needs and requirements for the computer.

Chinese Moore Threads have caught a strong bit of attention from PC enthusiasts, mostly due to the prospect of more competition in the GPU industry which is sorely needed. Now admittedly the ...

Moore Threads is betting on AI coding software to complement its flagship GPU, as the battle for developer tools intensifies ...

Moore Threads surged 425% in its public debut. The Chinese GPU maker trails Nvidia (NVDA) by multiple generations in technology. Nvidia remains the superior investment despite Moore Threads hype. The ...

Shares of Moore Threads jumped more than 11 percent intraday on Wednesday, breaking above their IPO-day high of 688 yuan ($97) and lifting the company's market value to over 340 billion yuan at ...

Chinese GPU maker Moore Threads has received CSRC approval for its IPO on Shanghai's STAR Market, marking a key milestone in the country's push to advance its domestic AI GPU industry. The CSRC ...

The US sanctions have indeed impacted Moore Threads, limiting its access to necessary manufacturing and software resources. These restrictions are part of the US’s broader strategy to maintain its ...

While we tend to think of the computer industry as centered on Taiwan, the companies that do most of the R&D are all based in the US, including AMD, NVIDIA, Intel, IBM, Qualcomm, and others. China ...