Core Viewpoint - The domestic GPU manufacturer Tian Shu Zhi Xin Semiconductor Co., Ltd. is considering an initial public offering (IPO) in Hong Kong, potentially raising between $300 million to $400 million [1][2]. Company Overview - Tian Shu Zhi Xin, established in 2015, is a provider of general-purpose GPU chips and computing systems in China, focusing on developing autonomous and internationally leading general-purpose GPU products [5]. - The company's GPU products include the Tian Yai and Zhi Kai series, which are designed for high efficiency, easy migration, and broad compatibility with major AI ecosystems and deep learning frameworks [6]. Product Development - In December 2020, Tian Shu Zhi Xin successfully launched the "Tian Yai 100 chip," marking the first domestically developed cloud training chip based on a fully self-researched GPU architecture [6]. - In May 2022, the company introduced the Zhi Kai 100 inference chip, becoming the only domestic company to offer a complete solution for both cloud training and inference under GPU architecture [6]. - In November 2023, the Tian Yai 150 training chip supported the Zhiyuan Research Institute in completing heterogeneous mixed training of a large model, establishing the company as the first in China with heterogeneous computing power mixed training capabilities [6]. Market Position and Achievements - Tian Shu Zhi Xin's GPU products have assisted over 100 clients in training more than 500 models across over 20 industries [6]. - The company holds over 270 authorized intellectual property rights and has applied for more than 170 invention patents, receiving numerous accolades such as Shanghai's specialized and innovative enterprises and high-tech enterprises [6]. Financing History - The company has completed multiple rounds of financing, including a multi-hundred million yuan B round in 2019 led by Centurium Capital and Princeville Capital, and a 1.2 billion yuan C round in 2021 led by Yuanbo Capital and Centurium Capital [7]. - In the C+ and C++ rounds in 2022, investors included Financial Street Capital and HOPU Investment, raising over 1 billion yuan [9]. - Hainan Centurium Investment Partnership is the largest shareholder, holding 9.43% of the company, followed by Nanjing Youxun Equity Investment Partnership and Shanghai Xishi Enterprise Management Consulting Partnership with 8.52% and 7.13% respectively [9].