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财富FORTUNE·2025-07-03 12:55

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the competitive landscape of China's AI chip industry, highlighting the recent stock performance of leading companies like Cambricon and the implications of new IPOs from emerging players like Moore Threads, Muxi, and Biren Technology [1][2][6]. Group 1: Stock Performance and Market Dynamics - Cambricon's stock price surged nearly fourfold last year, reaching a historical high of 818.87 yuan, but has since corrected by about 30% [1]. - The entry of new players into the IPO market is expected to increase competition for Cambricon, potentially leading to a collapse of its stock price bubble [1][2]. - The recent announcement by Siemens and other EDA giants to lift export restrictions to China adds complexity to the domestic chip industry [1][5]. Group 2: IPO Developments - Biren Technology plans to go public in Hong Kong in the third quarter, with the possibility of submitting its application as early as August [1]. - Moore Threads and Muxi's IPO applications were accepted by the Shanghai Stock Exchange, indicating a faster approval process for their listings [2]. - Both Moore Threads and Muxi aim to capitalize on the domestic GPU market, with Moore Threads planning to raise 8 billion yuan for AI training chip development and Muxi seeking 3.9 billion yuan for general-purpose GPU and AI inference chip R&D [2]. Group 3: Industry Challenges and Opportunities - The geopolitical landscape has opened a window for China's chip industry, as NVIDIA's market share in China has dropped from 95% to 50% due to U.S. export controls [2]. - Despite rapid revenue growth, companies like Moore Threads and Biren Technology face challenges such as high R&D costs and ongoing losses, with projected revenues of 438 million yuan and net losses of 1.49 billion yuan for Moore Threads in 2024 [2]. - The lifting of EDA software export restrictions by the U.S. provides temporary relief but highlights the ongoing strategic competition between the U.S. and China in the semiconductor sector [5][6].