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XHEART Unveils X7 Ultra LLM Chip

XHEART unveiled its X7 Ultra large model chip, offering 700 TOPS of compute power and claiming 99.99% alignment in mass-production model tests. The company adopts a 'large model defines chip' approach, designing architecture backwards from model requirements. This aims to address the matching of chip compute power with evolving models.

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