Detail akcie Baidu.com Depository Receipt diskuze

Aha, díky. Tohle by mohla být docela velká bomba s nejasnými důsledky. Americká burza se totiž takto normálně nechová, její síla byla právě v naprosté neutrálnosti.

To je pořád dokola. A zrovna když se mi můj vzorek JD mohl začít vyplácet. No uvidíme.

Na to docela slapli :o), 2 novy modely, Ernie udajne prekonavajici GPT 4.5 // Hong Kong-listed shares of Baidu surged to a five-month high on Tuesday after the company unveiled two new advanced artificial intelligence (AI) models, ERNIE 4.5 and ERNIE X1, claiming they outperformed leading AI players. ERNIE 4.5 is a "native multimodal" model capable of processing and integrating various data types, including text, images, audio, and video, the company said on Sunday in a statement. Baidu asserted that ERNIE 4.5 outperforms OpenAI’s GPT-4.5 on multiple benchmarks while being priced at just 1% of its American competitor’s rate.

hlavne tahle pasaz: "The limits on China’s access to the high-bandwidth memory seem aimed at slowing the country’s efforts to develop domestic chips capable of training very large and powerful AI models. The new restrictions are expected to block access to HMB3, one of the people told WIRED, the latest and most advanced version of the technology, and impose some limits on access to the previous generation, known as HMB2. The US government has been imposing similar export controls on China aimed at limiting its ability to mint advanced silicon for years, but the controls apparently didn’t stop Huawei from developing competitive chips for training large AI models. The Chinese tech giant, which was temporarily crippled by US sanctions half a decade ago, sent samples of its latest AI training chip, called Ascend, to customers this September, according to the South China Morning Post. Companies testing Ascend reportedly include ByteDance, the Chinese parent of TikTok, which is said to be training a large model primarily using Ascend. Baidu, which makes China’s leading search engine and has developed autonomous driving systems, recently placed an order for Huawei’s chips in a shift away from US chip giant Nvidia, according to Reuters. (Nvidia declined to comment.)