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China uses 100,000 home-grown AI chips to build leading weather forecast system

China uses 100,000 home-grown AI chips to build leading weather forecast system
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Advertisement China uses 100,000 home-grown AI chips to build leading weather forecast system The Sugon 8,000 system can predict weather 10 days in advance, bringing the country closer to its ambitious forecasting goals 2-MIN READ2-MIN Ling Xinin Ohio China said it can now predict weather 10 days in advance at a cutting-edge resolution of 5km (3.1 miles), finer than most major systems in routine use around the world. The advance was achieved by a Chinese-developed weather forecasting model...

Advertisement China uses 100,000 home-grown AI chips to build leading weather forecast system The Sugon 8,000 system can predict weather 10 days in advance, bringing the country closer to its ambitious forecasting goals 2-MIN READ2-MIN Ling Xinin Ohio China said it can now predict weather 10 days in advance at a cutting-edge resolution of 5km (3.1 miles), finer than most major systems in routine use around the world. The advance was achieved by a Chinese-developed weather forecasting model running on Sugon 8,000, a massive home-grown computing system built entirely with domestically made AI chips. Most major global forecasting systems have resolutions of roughly 5km to 10km, according to the China Meteorological Administration and Beijing-based computing company Sugon, which jointly announced the results on Tuesday. For instance, the Global Forecast System – the main global weather model run by the US National Weather Service – has a maximum resolution of about 13km. Select Voice Select Speed 1x AI-generated voice
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