JD Cloud plans 100,000-GPU cluster with Moore Threads
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JD Cloud announced plans to build a computing cluster powered by 100,000 general-purpose GPUs from Chinese chipmaker Moore Threads. The project, unveiled at JD's 2026 Global Technology Explorers Conference, will support large-model training, inference, and embodied AI, with capacity available to companies across industries.
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