Chinese AI chipmaker Cambricon has been named the most valuable artificial intelligence company in China, according to the Hurun Research Institute’s “2025 Hurun China AI 50” list.
Cambricon, known for its AI chips, was valued at $87 billion, up 165% from last year. Domestic GPU leader Moore Threads ranked second with a valuation of $43 billion, while high-end GPU firm Muxi, one of China’s first companies to achieve full-process domestic production, placed third with a valuation of $35 billion.
The Hurun China AI 50 list highlights the fastest-growing and most valuable AI companies in China, reflecting the country’s accelerating push to develop its domestic AI and semiconductor industries.
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