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Sugon unveils thin AI mobile workstation with domestic CPU and 16GB VRAM

Chinese supercomputer manufacturer Sugon has unveiled a new mobile workstation designed for AI tasks, featuring a 64-thread domestic processor and 16GB of VRAM. This workstation aims to deliver cloud-level AI performance locally, processing up to 50 tokens per second on 35B MoE models. The device, which is remarkably thin for its capabilities, likely utilizes a Hygon processor, potentially one of their new C86-5G chips, marking a departure from AMD's Zen architecture. AI

IMPACT This workstation could enable higher local AI processing speeds, potentially reducing reliance on cloud services for certain AI tasks.

RANK_REASON Product launch of a mobile workstation for AI tasks.

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Sugon unveils thin AI mobile workstation with domestic CPU and 16GB VRAM

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  1. Tom's Hardware TIER_1 English(EN) · Zhiye Liu ·

    Chinese supercomputer manufacturer reveals the 'world's first' 64-thread mobile workstation for AI — domestic CPU paired with mystery GPU with 16GB of VRAM promises cloud-level performance

    Sugon has released a teaser of an upcoming mobile workstation with a 64-thread processor and 16GB of VRAM to tackle AI models.