#huawei ai chips

Its open-source chatbot has already dominated the App Store in 51 countries, and now it has been revealed that Huawei’s Ascend 910C AI chip is powering its operations. According to industry sources, Ascend chips are not used for training, so their GPU power demands are lower. Huawei is set to address this with the upcoming 920C chip, which aims to rival Nvidia’s Blackwell B200, the top-tier AI chipset. Whether Huawei’s AI chips can keep up with global competitors remains to be seen, but DeepSeek’s App Store dominance and open-source approach suggest it’s already gaining traction. Huawei has announced at their Huawei Connect conference in Shanghai, China, two new AI chips designed to be used in "all scenarios" including cloud computing and IoT devices - the Ascend 910 and Ascend 310. The Huawei Ascend 910 and Ascend 310 chips are part of Huawei's full-stack, all-scenario AI portfolio. "Full stack" refers to the functionality of Huawei’s technology, which includes chips, chip enablement, a training and inference framework, and application enablement. In other words, the Ascend chips will power the Huawei's AI portfolio including an AI acceleration card, AI server, AI appliance, and many other products, to help businesses, governments, and organizations improve their services and operations using AI. Read more in our articles including "Huawei Chips to Power DeepSeek AI Soon" and "Huawei bolsters AI portfolio with Ascend 910, 310 AI chips".