On September 12, Loongson Technology unveiled a report detailing its investor relations activities. The 2K3000 chip, which the company announced on June 26, incorporates Loongson's proprietary GPU IP core, the LG200. This core is equipped with certain inference capabilities and has already been presented to a wide array of customers. The forthcoming 9A1000 chip, poised to commence the tape-out process soon, represents Loongson's inaugural foray into the realm of low-cost GPGPU chips. Its graphical prowess is on par with that of the RX550, while its computational capacity soars into the dozens of teraflops. Moreover, Loongson has plans to introduce subsequent models, namely the 9A2000 and 9A3000. As for the 3C6000 and 2K3000 chips, which were announced in the first half of the year, they are set to undergo rigorous validation in typical application scenarios this year, with expectations of commercial availability in the upcoming year.