China's Huawei to launch two new AI chips in 2027

Huawei Technologies plans to bring two new AI processors to market in 2027, according to rotating chairman David Wang, who made the comments on Thursday. Business Recorder reported that the move comes as the Chinese group pushes further into AI computing. The first, named 960DT, is slated for the opening quarter of the year, while the Ascend 960PR is due in the third quarter.

Wang said UnifiedBus is central to Huawei's upcoming large-scale AI computing platforms. The technology is designed to link many chips so that they work together. He added that Huawei had delivered over 1,000 of these setups to more than 370 buyers.

The announcement names no PSX-listed company, so its direct link to local stocks is limited. Still, it adds detail to the wider contest over AI computing among Chinese technology groups.