Starting with a brain-like chip, AI company Xijing Technology completed a new round of financing of over 100 million yuan

Recently, Xijing Technology completed a new round of financing of over 100 million yuan. Investors include Essence Securities, Xiongtao Technology Co., Ltd., Inspur Investment, Dongling Yuda Capital, Shanghai Military-Civilian Integration Industry Investment Fund, Heli Investment, and Gao Capital.

Xijing Technology is an artificial intelligence company with full-stack development capabilities. It was founded in 2015 and is headquartered in Shanghai. Xijing Technology started with the brain-like chip business and has been adhering to the path of independent research and development and design of "Chinese chips" since its inception.

According to official news from Anchuang Accelerator, Xijing Technology started with a brain-like chip, then developed an AI acceleration chip, and then entered the application scenario of the port industry based on the first generation of front-end AI acceleration processors... 

As an architecture of artificial intelligence chips, brain-like chips are designed to simulate the human brain. Compared with traditional chips, they have greater advantages in power consumption and learning ability. China also attaches great importance to brain-like research. Not only did it include the brain project as a major scientific and technological project in the country's "13th Five-Year Plan" in 2015, but it also released the overall strategy of the brain project's "one body and two wings". Domestic teams focusing on the research and development of brain-like chips have also emerged one after another, such as Xijing Technology and Tsinghua's Tianji Chip.

It is reported that Xijing Technology, relying on the support of self-developed underlying computing power + algorithms, combined with image recognition, unmanned driving and other technologies, is gradually forming a global artificial intelligence smart port solution by integrating into every operation process of the smart port. At the same time, this integrated full-stack "combination punch" has been copied to industrial and logistics transportation industries such as "smart mines" and "smart parks".