Recently, the capital market has welcomed another heavyweight player—Muxi shares are priced at 104.66 yuan per share and are preparing to list on the A-shares market. This company specializes in domestic GPUs, with its core business focused on tackling the tough challenge of AI computing power.

To be honest, this track is getting quite lively now. From a technical perspective, Muxi has indeed put a lot of effort into addressing the issue of independent and controllable high-performance computing chips. Especially in the current environment of exploding demand for computing power, whether it's traditional AI training or distributed computing scenarios, the market space for domestic solutions is rapidly expanding.

Friends interested in IPO subscriptions can keep an eye on this. Given this pricing and the industry’s popularity, it’s hard to say what the winning odds are, but the first-day performance shouldn't be too bad. More importantly, policies this year have clearly been supporting this type of hard-tech company—everything from approval speed to funding support shows a significant tilt.

Interestingly, this new batch of domestic chip manufacturers is now starting to benchmark themselves against that US giant with the green logo. Although there’s still a gap, the speed of progress is clearly visible—the computing power war is on, and domestic players are accelerating their entry.