Core Viewpoint - The company is actively developing AI technology in collaboration with various institutions, focusing on NPU (Neural Processing Unit) IP cores for edge applications, with several products already in design and development stages [1] Group 1: NPU Development - The company is collaborating with the Hong Kong Applied Science and Technology Research Institute to develop AI technology for edge applications, resulting in the CNN20, CNN100, and CNN200 series NPU IP cores [1] - The CNN20 and CNN100 have completed design and are available for external licensing, while the CNN200 is still under development [1] - The CNN20 and CNN100 have a single-core computing power of 1 Tops@INT8, suitable for low-power AI MCU chips, while the CNN200 can reach 10 Tops@INT8, applicable for various edge computing AI SoC chips [1] Group 2: AI Applications - The NPU IP cores can be widely applied in numerous AI scenarios, including applications like robotic dogs [1] - The company is also collaborating with Longqing Technology to develop the CNN300 NPU IP core for AI PC applications, which combines scalar and vector processing units [1] - The CNN300 is designed to achieve a single-core performance of 8 Tops, with multi-core consistency interface MLS, allowing for higher computing power through multi-core stacking, potentially reaching 32 Tops with four cores [1] Group 3: RISC-V GPGPU Development - The company is working with the Tsinghua International Innovation Center in Shanghai on GPGPU (General-Purpose Graphics Processing Unit) core development based on the open-source RISC-V instruction architecture [1] - The first version of the RTL code design for the RISC-V GPGPU has been completed and publicly released as of July 2024 [1] - The current phase of RISC-V GPGPU development has concluded, with future plans dependent on the international development of open-source RISC-V GPGPU technology [1]