Core Insights - The article highlights the launch of the Lingyu CPU processor by Ruisi Semiconductor, marking it as China's first fully self-developed high-performance RISC-V architecture server chip, aimed at high-performance computing and applications like DeepSeek [2][4]. Company Overview - Ruisi Semiconductor, established in 2018, focuses on developing processors based on the open-source RISC-V architecture, providing chip solutions for various sectors from edge computing to data centers [4]. - The company has secured 37 invention patents, 19 software copyrights, and 6 integrated circuit layout designs related to the Lingyu processor [4]. Product Details - The Lingyu processor features a "one chip, dual-core" design architecture, consisting of 32 high-performance general computing cores (CPU) and 8 dedicated intelligent computing cores (LPU), optimized for tasks like inference for open-source large language models [2]. - The performance of the Lingyu processor is claimed to be on par with mainstream server chips from Intel and AMD [2]. Market Potential - The global intelligent computing market is projected to reach $39 billion in 2024 and grow to $89 billion by 2029, with a CAGR of 17.8%. The Chinese intelligent computing market is expected to exceed 150 billion RMB by 2028, with an annual growth rate of 21% [2]. - The global high-performance computing (HPC) market is anticipated to surpass $40 billion and potentially double by 2032 [2]. Ecosystem and Partnerships - The Lingyu processor ecosystem includes over 50 partners, covering key component manufacturers, OEMs, system software, and industry solutions, with successful software adaptations for various operating systems [4]. - Notable partners include Lenovo, SenseTime, Jiangbolong, and XSKY, supporting mainstream databases, machine learning frameworks, and complex deployment scenarios [4]. Future Plans - The company aims to expand its product matrix and accelerate the large-scale deployment of RISC-V server chips, contributing to a secure and efficient domestic computing ecosystem [5].