Xiaomi has invested in a terminal AI chip company spun off by Bitmain during the company’s internal fight in 2018
According to Wu Blockchain, which provides the most exclusive news about the Chinese crypto mining industry, Xiaomi has invested in a terminal AI chip company spun off by Bitmain.
This company belongs to Micree’s AI chip business, which was split during Bitmain’s internal fight in 2018, and Jihan split out Matrxiport.
— Wu Blockchain (@WuBlockchain) January 17, 2021
Xiaomi has invested in a terminal AI chip company spun off by Bitmain
Currently, Bitmain holds a 30.81% stake in this company and is the largest single shareholder. Xiaomi is also an investor in exchanges such as OKCoin and public Blockchain Conflux.
The company belongs to Micree’s AI chip business, which was split during Bitmain’s internal war of 2018 and Jihan spun off Matrxiport.
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