Movement Alert|ILUVATAR COREX Rises 3.3% in Regular Trading, Semiconductor Sector Rallies as MiniMax H3 Adaptation Catalyst Continues

Market Focus08-05

On August 5, ILUVATAR COREX rose 3.3% in regular trading, trading at 494.4 HKD/share, with turnover of HKD 653 million. The move was driven by broad semiconductor sector strength and continued positive momentum from the company's rapid adaptation of the MiniMax H3 multimodal model.

On the sector front, semiconductor stocks rallied collectively, with BIREN TECH up 11.38%, GIGADEVICE up 7.22%, MONTAGE TECH up 5.79%, HUA HONG GRACE up 5.48%, and SMIC up 4.44%, forming upward resonance across the board.

On the catalyst side, MiniMax H3 was open-sourced on August 3, and ILUVATAR COREX completed deep adaptation on the same day, enabling commercial-grade video generation capabilities to run on domestic GPUs. This achievement demonstrates the company's continued expansion of software ecosystem compatibility. The company recently launched its next-generation flagship GPU product Tiangai 300 at WAIC, delivering comprehensive upgrades in chip architecture, inference performance, and software stack capabilities.

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