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China develops first home-grown DPU chip with breakthroughs
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YUSUR, a leading Chinese startup on data processing units (DPUs). /YUSUR Technology
YUSUR, a leading Chinese startup on data processing units (DPUs). /YUSUR Technology

YUSUR, a leading Chinese startup on data processing units (DPUs). /YUSUR Technology

Chinese researchers have developed the country's first Data Processing Unit (DPU) chip, known as the "third main chip" after Central Processing Unit (CPU) and Graphics Processing Unit (GPU), marking a milestone in the domestic chip industry.

Heterogeneous computing based on the combination of DPU, CPU and GPU has become the mainstream technology of the next-generation intelligent computing centers.

China' first domestically-developed DPU chip was developed by Beijing-based YUSUR Technology Co., Ltd. using 28 nm process. 

It has the advantages of low cost, excellent performance and low power consumption, and can achieve ultra-low latency of 1.2 microseconds and support up to 200G network bandwidth.

The DPU chip will be used in data centers, financial computing and high-performance computing, according to technicians of YUSUR, whose founding members come from a key state laboratory under the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

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(With input from Xinhua)

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