DCD Magazine #62 - The coming wave
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
Will use Chinese hardware
First phase comprises 40MW
Company selling 710 million shares in an equity placement
Hopes this will improve its margin and profitability
Makes up a significant proportion of Moonshot's overall compute capacity for Kimi models
Zhenwu M890 has 144GB of GPU memory
While Tencent Cloud struggles to generate an ROI from GPUs
Spending in Mainland China reaches $14.7bn in quarter
But investors remain unimpressed
Alibaba Cloud, Tencent, and Baidu hop on the bandwagon
Chinese cloud provider signs new agreement with Jinshan District government for project
As Vnet raises money to expand its Mainland China footprint
Marks the Chinese cloud company's third zone in Germany
Company said to have even purchased large amounts of consumer graphics cards to create clusters
ByteDance retains 19.9 percent stake
Company has been expanding its cloud team and undercutting rivals on prices
Report covers the first half of 2025
Alibaba dismisses concerns about an "AI bubble"
Expects capex to continue to decline
Enables a 9x output increase, says company
Chips provided by Alibaba and other companies
Will be used to fund international expansion and strengthen its cloud computing business
Will focus on cloud migration and AI cooperation
Compared to company-wide revenue growth of just two percent
Politics be damned, Tencent has enough GPUs to be getting on with
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth orders review of Pentagon cloud deals
Alibaba Cloud takes the lion's share, followed by Huawei and Tencent Cloud
Bloomberg analysis finds filings showing Chinese companies aiming to get thousands of restricted chips