Huawei launched two models of artificial intelligence from the penguin series

Chinese company Huawei Recently, the model of artificial intelligence in the series Penguin (Pangu) And part of the technology of reasoning its models Scholars He has published.

According to reports, this action is part of the strategy “Ascend Ecosystem” Designed and aims to accelerate the acceptance of artificial intelligence in thousands of different industries. The open source release of these models is expected to use other Huawei products, such as artificial intelligence chips AscendTo increase.

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This Huawei move continues to be similar to other large Chinese corporations such as Baidu That is recently the model of their large language, ERNIE, Launched. This open source approach reflects Huawei’s efforts to reinforce its position throughout the chain of artificial intelligence value, especially when the United States has imposed restrictions on exporting artificial intelligence chips.

According to Paul Triolo, the senior vice president of the consulting firm DGA-Albright StoneBridge GroupHuawei has become a powerful technology giant in recent years, covering all layers of hardware and artificial intelligence software.

Open source access to models Pangu It allows developers and companies to test models and customize their needs. According to Omdia’s senior analyst Lian Jye SU, this will encourage more use than other Huawei products.

By combining its artificial intelligence models and ASCEND chips, Huawei has a unique advantage to optimize artificial intelligence solutions. Unlike competitors, such as Baidu, which offer extensive language models, Huawei has focused on specialized models for government, financial and production.

Huawei’s main purpose is to use open -air products to increase hardware sales, which is a completely different model from other companies, while the company’s partnership with Dipcic and Baidu continues.

This will help develop Huawei’s international markets and make it better in developing countries that are more sensitive to price.