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Hygon Unveils CPU1000-Series Physical-AI Edge Chip in Shenzhen

September 22

Hygon Information Technology is set to unveil a new iteration of its CPU1000-series processors in Shenzhen on September 22, extending the company's product line beyond data-center CPUs into hardware…

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