HKShares of Zhipu, a Chinese AI company, surged 37% in Hong Kong after the company announced the completion of a large data center powered entirely by Chinese-made chips. The 1-gigawatt facility aims to enhance AI training and deployment capabilities using its GLM models, with GLM-5.2 positioned as one of China's top large language models. The stock had previously dropped over 40% in a week. Additionally, Zhipu acquired XCore Sigma, a firm specializing in heterogeneous computing software that improves AI chip utilization across different vendors. The company did not comment on the developments.
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