Ali's newly released Xuan Tie 910 is a chip brain, Ali's pattern is really bigger than Huawei?

Not necessarily, this is just a chip only, just represents a development direction of Ali, perhaps Huawei is also in the relevant aspects of research and development, but not known to the outside world only, they want to lay low a little bit, but Ali, as a capitalist operation of a business, high-profile announcements, you can accumulate accumulation of a large amount of capital, can better develop their own enterprises, so these two are not the same. can better develop their business, so the two are not the same.

Ali released the chip XuanTie 910, Pinto high-performance C960 processor released, his release can promote the development of Ali in the chip. Previously, Ali announced the acquisition of Zhongtian Micro, and Dharma Academy self-research chip business integration. The establishment of an independent chip company "Flathead Semiconductor Limited". In the 2019 Fortune 500 ranking, Huawei rose 11 places to 61 compared to last year, and its revenue reached $109 billion in 2018, surpassing the combined revenue of Alibaba and Tencent. But Huawei's profit margin was just 8 percent, compared with 23 percent for Alibaba and 25 percent for Tencent.

Alibaba also launched its own home's first platform Yu operating system, and also launched its first self-developed processor, the XuanTie 910.910 is a RISC-V processor released by Alibaba's Pinto Semiconductor subsidiary that can be used for designing and manufacturing high-performance end-to-end chips for, for example, 5G, Artificial Intelligence, autonomous driving field, etc.

The chip is designed based on the RISC-V instruction set and supports 16 cores, with a single-core performance of 7.1 Coremark/MHz and a main frequency of 2.5GHz, the best-performing RISC-V processor at present. Ali plans to open source 910's IP Core in the future, and developers around the world can download the FPGA source code without any cost to help the future design and development of the processor architecture.