CSRC approves Swaytek's registration for the Science and Technology Innovation Board IPO
CSRC approves Suiyuan Technology's registration for the Science and Technology Innovation Board IPO.
On July 9th, the China Securities Regulatory Commission issued a reply approving the initial public offering of shares by Shanghai Siyuan Technology Co., Ltd. It is reported that Siyuan Technology plans to go public on the Sci-Tech Innovation Board of the Shanghai Stock Exchange, with CITIC SEC as the sponsor institution, aiming to raise 6 billion yuan.
The prospectus shows that Siyuan Technology is one of the leading enterprises in China's cloud AI chip field, committed to becoming a leading enterprise in the "universal artificial intelligence infrastructure". The company adheres to the technical route of original innovation and independent research and development, building core competitiveness and moats for long-term sustainable development. In the 8 years since its establishment, the company has independently developed and iterated four generations of architecture and 5 cloud AI chips, establishing a complete product system covering AI chips, AI accelerator cards and modules, intelligent computing systems and clusters, as well as AI computing and programming software platforms.
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