Group 1 - The article highlights the support from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology for domestic GPU development, indicating a competitive landscape among local companies in the GPU sector [1] - Moores Threads is developing the MTT S80, a full-featured GPU capable of running major games, with a Pre-IPO valuation of 25.5 billion [1] - Jingjia Micro is positioned as a key player with its JM9 GPU nearing the performance of GTX 1050, and a significant market share in government and financial sectors [1] - Birran Technology's BR100 GPU boasts three times the computing power of international flagship products, positioning it as a leader in domestic alternatives despite being listed by the US [2] - Muxi Integration has successfully delivered the Xiyun C500 GPU, with plans for the C600 to support FP8 and CUDA compatibility, marking it as a major player in domestic scaling [3] - Lishuan Technology is set to launch a 6nm GPU in 2025 that will outperform RTX 4060, focusing on digital twins and out-of-order rendering [4] - Haiguang Information stands out as the only company with both CPU and GPU capabilities, forming a unique ecosystem with products widely used in various sectors [5] Group 2 - The article notes that while domestic GPUs may struggle to catch up with established players like NVIDIA, AMD, and Intel in the short term, there is potential for significant growth in the long term, similar to the evolution seen in the home appliance and automotive industries [5]