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Sugon Teases 64-Thread Mobile Workstation for AI with Domestic CPU and 16GB VRAM
Key points
- Sugon announced a mobile workstation with a 64-thread domestic CPU.
- The device includes a GPU with 16GB of VRAM.
- It achieves 50 tokens/second on local 35B MoE AI models.
- The workstation has a thin form factor at 0.665 inches (16.9 mm).
New Mobile Workstation for AI
Sugon, a Chinese supercomputer manufacturer, has teased a new mobile workstation (MWS) designed for AI performance. The device integrates a domestic 64-thread processor and a GPU with 16GB of VRAM. This configuration allows it to achieve a performance of 50 tokens per second when running local 35B MoE AI models.
Design and Portability
The mobile workstation features a thin design, measuring 0.665 inches (16.9 mm) thick. This places it within the category of thin and lightweight premium laptops, distinguishing it from bulkier portable workstations previously seen.
Domestic Processor Details
While Sugon did not officially disclose the specific processor model, it is expected to be sourced from Hygon, a long-time partner and company in which Sugon is the largest shareholder. Hygon has previously offered processors with up to 32 cores and 64 threads, including four generations (C86-1G to C86-4G series) that utilized licensed Zen IP from AMD. The workstation might also use Hygon's newer C86-5G chips, which reportedly feature a new self-developed microarchitecture.
Industry Context
This announcement highlights ongoing efforts within China to develop domestic hardware solutions for advanced computing, particularly in the AI sector. The integration of a powerful domestic CPU and significant VRAM in a portable form factor addresses the growing demand for on-device AI processing capabilities.
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Chinese supercomputer manufacturer Sugon has revealed an upcoming mobile workstation featuring a domestic 64-thread processor and 16GB of VRAM, capable of processing 50 tokens per second on local 35B MoE AI models. This development signifies advancements in China's domestic hardware capabilities for AI applications, offering a portable solution for demanding computational tasks.