SenseTime, a leading artificial intelligence company based in Hong Kong, saw its stock surge 5.26% on Thursday after its CEO Xu Li touted the company's ability to adapt to various chipsets and overcome restrictions faced by Chinese tech firms.
In an interview with the South China Morning Post, Xu Li revealed that SenseTime's AI algorithms can be adapted to more than 50 different chipsets, including China-made graphics processing units (GPUs). This versatility positions the company well in the face of sanctions and challenges that have impacted other Chinese tech companies.
Additionally, Xu Li expressed confidence that SenseTime is on track to achieve profitability by 2026, driven in part by increased efficiency in the use of GPU resources. This positive outlook on the company's financial future likely contributed to the stock price surge, as investors view SenseTime's path to profitability as a positive sign.
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