Bro you just can't win...lol and luckily the Chinese don't read MSM cause IF they do, they die in laughter.
News on China's scientific and technological development.
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Development of LiDAR in China.
At present, China has gathered a number of lidar enterprises with a certain market scale. Data disclosed by Yole show that since 2018, there are about 55 ADAS preloading points in the world, among which the lidar companies from China account for half. Hesai Technology overtook Valeo with 27% to rank the first in the world, and Astral Juhuang ranked the second in China with 16% of the number and the third in the world.
The agency estimates that more than 200,000 LiDAR will be delivered to vehicles in 2022, with the top five companies accounting for 84 percent of the global total. Three of them will come from China, followed by hesai Technology, Sagitar Juchuang and Huawei.
At present, China has gathered a number of lidar enterprises with a certain market scale. Data disclosed by Yole show that since 2018, there are about 55 ADAS preloading points in the world, among which the lidar companies from China account for half. Hesai Technology overtook Valeo with 27% to rank the first in the world, and Astral Juhuang ranked the second in China with 16% of the number and the third in the world.
The agency estimates that more than 200,000 LiDAR will be delivered to vehicles in 2022, with the top five companies accounting for 84 percent of the global total. Three of them will come from China, followed by hesai Technology, Sagitar Juchuang and Huawei.
hmm, Huawei is not big here at all. Most of the new brands are picking Hesai. BYD has picked Robosense, which means Robosense will probably be the largest one in a few years.
https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20211227005067/en/RoboSense-Receives-BYD’s-Strategic-Investment-and-Becomes-an-Engaged-Participant-of-the-Auto-Industry
(Yicai Global) Sept. 9 -- China has entered the top tier of artificial intelligence capabilities for the first time and the gap with the US is narrowing, according to a recent research report.
China has been inducted into the first class of the ‘Artificial Intelligence Index Report 2021’ due to continuous improvements in the comprehensive strength of the country’s AI technology, said the head of the research team at the Institute of Scientific and Technical Information of China. In the previous two years that the report was compiled, only the US made this class.
Although the US still comes top with a score of 59.42, China ranks second for the second year running with a score of 50.14, and the gap between the two is closing, Xu Feng, who is also executive deputy director of ISTIC’s Artificial Intelligence Development Research Center, told Yicai Global.
South Korea placed the highest in the second tier, with a score of 37.29, and Israel was at the bottom of this group with 26.37. Altogether, of the 46 countries evaluated, there were nine countries in the second class, 13 in the third group, including Sweden and Luxembourg, and 22 in the fourth class, including India and Russia.
The research shows the quantity and quality of China’s AI enterprises are growing rapidly, said Zhao Zhiyun, director of ISTIC. The number of Chinese AI open-source projects climbed to 158 last year from 139 the year before.
China now has the most supercomputer centers in the world, Zhao said. As of June 2021, it had 188 supercomputing centers in the global Top 500, accounting for 37.6 percent.
“The number of supercomputing centers in China has surpassed that of the US, but there is still a gap compared with the US in terms of computing power, mainly because the number of high-quality data centers needs to increase,” Xu said.
The 10 countries with the most AI firms account for 82.9 percent of the total number of firms among the countries polled, at 9,020, the report said. The US accounts for half of this with 4,664 and China has 880. In terms of listed AI firms, the US has the most at 63, followed by China at 60 and Canada with 12.
China’s AI companies had received total funding of USD46.2 billion as of September last year, ranking second in the survey. But the average financing amount per enterprise was USD53 million, ranking first.
Talent Pool
North America and Europe remain the main clusters of AI expertise. And the top five countries in the AI talent subindex were the US, Singapore, China, Latvia, and Israel.
China has made great efforts to nurture AI expertise in recent years, Xu said. And although the talent pool is increasing, because it has not been a long time, there is still a gap in the overall quality of skilled workers with developed countries such as the US, especially in terms of the number of top AI scholars.
Chinese universities’ offerings in basic AI disciplines are still inferior to those of the US, the report said. Although the number of professionals in the industry is second only to the US, the proportion per 10,000 people in the labor force is not high.
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Who made this score? Is it like the COVID preparedness score the US made ~2 years ago?
who made this score ? probably America or some Ai related competitions held in western world. i also don't believe on this rankings
China is the global leader in 4th industrial revolution. number of Ai related firms are in thousands. but in this article they said 880 only. LOOL .. some mistakes but fine.
Soon it would be China copying Western science fiction movies that first thought of the idea in the 60s.
Actually, I think China probably is leading the world in AI by this point. It really depends on who you ask.
Anyhow, something that got missed in the entire Biren/Inspur test result was what Alibaba did with their submission.
You will also see how involved Inspur is everywhere. They are huge.
They seem to be between 10 and 11.5% in market share globally for the past few quarters.
Note that they have already helped building Cambrian AI servers for Nanjing AI data center, so this not anything new
Inspur also has it's own AI ecosystem called 元脑生态
Back when Biren signed up with Inspur, they talked a lot about the pluses of this ecosystem for Biren GPUs.
this is when Kunlun signed up with Inspur and this ecosystem
GPUs themselves is just one part of the equation. You can always put in more GPUs and use more space/power to get more computation through. The bigger difference makers in AI are the ecosystem, the data and technology that are used to perform the AI work. Without big players like Inspur, Alibaba and Baidu, it would be hard to see Chinese chip design house succeed. With their help, I think the task gets a lot easier. With their help + the ban of Nvidia products, Biren and others should be able to take large market share.
Anyhow, something that got missed in the entire Biren/Inspur test result was what Alibaba did with their submission.
You can always stack together more GPUs to get more computation, but this multi-node approach really seems to bring out the most optimal approach. It should that you don't need the latest GPUs to carry out high number of AI computation. Now, if they can only onboard more domestic chips to their platform.
You will also see how involved Inspur is everywhere. They are huge.
They seem to be between 10 and 11.5% in market share globally for the past few quarters.
So, it's absolutely humongous for Inspur to be work with Biren Technology and Kunlun. They will be able to export AI servers with Chinese GPUs.
Note that they have already helped building Cambrian AI servers for Nanjing AI data center, so this not anything new
Inspur also has it's own AI ecosystem called 元脑生态
Back when Biren signed up with Inspur, they talked a lot about the pluses of this ecosystem for Biren GPUs.
this is when Kunlun signed up with Inspur and this ecosystem
GPUs themselves is just one part of the equation. You can always put in more GPUs and use more space/power to get more computation through. The bigger difference makers in AI are the ecosystem, the data and technology that are used to perform the AI work. Without big players like Inspur, Alibaba and Baidu, it would be hard to see Chinese chip design house succeed. With their help, I think the task gets a lot easier. With their help + the ban of Nvidia products, Biren and others should be able to take large market share.