Group 1 - The A-share market experienced narrow fluctuations, with defense, general aviation, and chip sectors showing significant gains. The Kexin 50 ETF rose by 1.97%, and Haiguang Information surged by 10.59% [1] - The development of computing power chips is entering a critical window period, supported by strong policy initiatives. Eight departments jointly issued implementation opinions to enhance AI computing power supply and promote the collaborative development of smart chip hardware and software [1] - The demand for AI is driving a persistent "chip shortage," particularly in storage and optical chips, with many manufacturers indicating that price increases will continue due to tight supply and demand in the memory market [1] Group 2 - There is a long-term trend of orders shifting towards domestic chips, driven by the urgent need for stable computing power supply. Cloud vendors and AI startups are increasingly planning to procure more computing power from domestic chips, leading to a rise in domestic market share [2] - As domestic advanced process technology matures, domestic computing power chips are entering mass production, and the timing for a significant increase in market share is ripe. Market concentration is expected to rise, particularly for domestic chip companies gaining rapid share among mainstream cloud vendors [2] - The Kexin 50 Index focuses on high-tech and strategic emerging industries, with a clear long-term growth logic. The Kexin 50 ETF is a representative tool for tracking this index, offering comprehensive sector coverage, good liquidity, and strong representation, making it an important investment choice to capture opportunities in the rise of domestic computing power and the AI industry chain [2]

Core Insights - The article highlights the successful IPO of domestic GPU chip company Muxi Co., known as the "Chinese version of AMD," which took place on December 17, following the remarkable debut of another GPU company, Moore Threads, on December 5 [1][2][3] Company Overview - Muxi Co. has a core team with significant experience from AMD, including its CEO and chief architects, indicating strong technical capabilities in the GPU sector [5][12] - The company focuses on the research, design, and sales of full-stack GPU products for artificial intelligence training, inference, general computing, and graphics rendering [6][13] IPO Performance - Muxi Co.'s IPO was marked by a dramatic opening price of 700 CNY per share, a 568.83% increase from its issue price of 104.66 CNY, closing at 829.90 CNY, representing a 692.95% rise on its first day [2][3][9] - The total market capitalization reached 332 billion CNY on the first trading day, reflecting strong investor interest [3][10] Market Dynamics - The IPO attracted significant attention, with 269 offline investors and 517,000 online investors participating, resulting in a low online winning rate of 0.0335% [3][11] - The limited float of shares, with only 4.5% of total shares available for trading, contributed to high volatility and trading activity, with a turnover rate exceeding 70% on the first day [4][11] Financial Projections - Muxi Co. aims to raise 3.904 billion CNY through the IPO, primarily for the development of high-performance GPUs and AI inference technologies [6][14] - Revenue projections show significant growth, with expected revenues of 743 million CNY in 2024 and 1.236 billion CNY in the first three quarters of 2025, marking a 453.52% year-on-year increase [6][14] Industry Outlook - The global GPU market is projected to reach 3.611974 trillion CNY by 2029, with the Chinese market expected to grow to 1.363578 trillion CNY, increasing its share from 30.8% in 2024 to 37.8% by 2029 [7][14] - Muxi Co. is positioned to capitalize on the rising demand for AI and GPU technologies, although concerns remain about the sustainability of its stock price surge [5][14]

Core Viewpoint - The IPO process for domestic GPU chip companies is accelerating, with Moore Threads and Muxi Co., Ltd. making significant progress despite both companies currently not being profitable. The expected revenue growth in 2024 and the increasing market recognition of their AI computing products are key factors supporting their market entry [1][2][3]. Company Performance - Moore Threads is projected to achieve a significant revenue increase in 2024, with expected revenue of 438 million yuan, while net losses are expected to decrease to 1.492 billion yuan. By the first half of 2025, revenue is anticipated to reach 702 million yuan, a 238.71% year-on-year increase, with net losses improving to 271 million yuan, a 56.02% decrease year-on-year [4][5]. - Muxi Co., Ltd. is expected to see a staggering revenue growth of 1354.9% in 2024, reaching 742 million yuan, although net losses are projected to widen to 1.409 billion yuan [9]. Product Development and Market Strategy - Moore Threads has been iterating its GPU architecture annually, with the latest "Pinghu" chip expected to enhance performance significantly. The company’s revenue structure is shifting towards AI computing products, which are projected to account for nearly 80% of revenue by the first half of 2025 [6][7][8]. - Muxi Co., Ltd. is focusing on expanding its customer base among major internet companies and telecom operators, with significant progress in its AI computing business. The company is actively engaging with key clients and expects to finalize orders in 2025 [15][16]. Industry Trends - The domestic AI chip industry is witnessing a trend towards building an ecosystem, with companies like Moore Threads and Muxi Co., Ltd. contributing significantly to the development of AI computing capabilities. The focus on internet and telecom markets is crucial for the growth of domestic AI chip manufacturers [3][14]. - The establishment of collaborative initiatives, such as the OISA ecosystem, indicates a concerted effort to enhance the interoperability and performance of AI chips, which is essential for the advancement of AI infrastructure in China [19][21].

Investment Rating - The report maintains a "Recommended" rating for the industry, indicating a positive outlook for investment opportunities [7]. Core Insights - The listing process for domestic GPU companies, represented by Muxi Co. and Moer Thread, is accelerating, marking a significant capital leap for the domestic GPU industry. This is expected to enhance the technological capabilities and competitiveness of domestic GPU products, narrowing the gap with international standards [2][3]. - Muxi Co. has a substantial order backlog of 1.43 billion yuan as of September 5, 2025, primarily from existing clients and new large orders, indicating strong demand for its products [3]. - Moer Thread's KUAE 2 product supports high-efficiency AI model training and is currently in the customer customization phase, showcasing the company's commitment to advancing its technology [4]. Summary by Sections Muxi Co. - Muxi Co. has successfully passed the second round of inquiries, with a significant reduction in the number of questions from 14 to 3, indicating a smoother path to listing [2]. - The company is actively expanding its client base among internet companies and operators, with expectations to secure its first order by the end of 2025 [3]. - The C600 chip has successfully completed initial testing and is expected to enter risk production by the end of 2025, complementing the existing C500 series [3]. Moer Thread - Moer Thread's KUAE 2 is designed for high-performance AI applications and is currently in the customization stage for clients, with plans for standardized sales in the future [4]. - The company emphasizes collaboration with domestic foundries to achieve products that meet international flagship standards, indicating a focus on quality and competitiveness [8]. Investment Recommendations - The report suggests that as Muxi Co. accelerates its IPO process, related companies in the supply chain are likely to benefit significantly. The trend of domestic computing power is expected to solidify, with specific companies recommended for attention, including Chipone Technology, SMIC, and Hua Hong Semiconductor [8].

Group 1 - Nvidia reported a quarterly expenditure of approximately $5.5 billion related to the export of H20 graphics processors to certain regions and countries [1] - The U.S. government informed Nvidia on April 9 that it would require licenses for exporting chips to specific countries, indicating potential growth slowdown due to increased export restrictions [1] - The U.S. government stated that Nvidia's chips could be used in the manufacturing of military supercomputers [1] Group 2 - Aisino Technology, in collaboration with Alibaba Cloud, launched an integrated solution for large models, providing a comprehensive service from demand analysis to private deployment [2] - In 2024, Aisino Technology is set to release the Yuansi Industry Large Model, covering the entire cycle from model development to application implementation [2] - Aisino Technology became the first "Government and Enterprise Industry Large Model Innovation Center" unit of Alibaba Cloud, forming the first "Large Model Application Service Alliance" in collaboration with industry associations and leading enterprises [2]