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Report: Alibaba’s DAMO Academy unveils XuanTie C950, a 5nm server chip with a 3.2GHz clock, and claims it is "the most efficient RISC-V processor in the world" (Reuters)

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Report: Alibaba’s DAMO Academy Unveils XuanTie C950, a 5nm Server Chip with a 3.2GHz Clock, and Claims It’s the “World’s Highest Performing RISC-V Processor”— Alibaba (9988.HK) unveiled its next-generation 5-nanometer XuanTie C950 processor at an internal conference on Tuesday…



3.2GHz 5nm Academy Alibabas C950 chip claims clock DAMO efficient processor quotthe report Reuters RISCV Server unveils worldquot XuanTie
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