What role does metacomputing play in the next-generation Internet? Moore Threads makes its first appearance at the 51WORLD Earth Clone Project 5 Metaverse Conference.

On August 18, the 51WORLD Earth Cloning Project 5 (EC5) Metaverse Conference was held successfully in Metaverse space. Many industry experts and business representatives gathered at this grand event full of technological and futuristic sense to discuss and analyze the metaverse. Growth of the space industry.

Moore Threads was invited to participate in the EC5 Metaverse Forum as a representative of the Metaverse ecological enterprise and displayed products in the cool Metaverse space. Moore College Dean Li Feng shared Moore with the title “Metacomputing Empowers the Next Generation Internet.” A look at threads in meta-computing.

Moore Threads took the lead in proposing the concept of “metacomputing” as an innovative GPU company, and believes that metacomputing is a general computing power platform supporting next-generation Internet applications, including the Metaverse, with graphics computing and AI computing as the cornerstones, which is the underlying computing power support for the digitization of the physical world and the physicalization of the digital world. The GPU is the primary computing infrastructure for meta-computing.

At the moment, the metaverse is still in its early stages, relying primarily on the advancement of technologies such as digital twins. First and foremost, the industrial digital twin is the digitization of the physical world. Data acquisition, data analysis, data performance, and data simulation all have increasing demands for real-time performance. At the same time, there are different types of data and different sources, and the computing platform must have extensive processing capabilities, such as image and video processing, 3D model processing, point cloud data processing, various physical simulation data processing, and so on. And this is where full-featured GPUs shine.

Moore Threads MTT S series graphics card is based on its MUSA unified system architecture, with built-in modern graphics rendering engine, intelligent multimedia engine, AI computing acceleration engine, physical simulation, and scientific computing four engines. It features rich graphical interfaces, powerful 3D rendering performance, and exceptional AI computing capabilities, allowing it to provide efficient computing power support for a variety of graphics-heavy application scenarios such as digital twins, industrial building design, and geographic information display.

Moore Threads is currently collaborating with key ecological partners in the digital twin field, such as 51World, to accelerate the product adaptation process in order to jointly promote the ecological integration and development of the Metaverse industry, empower the digital economy, and facilitate the digitalization of the new era of Web3.0 upgrade.

About Moore Threads

Moore Threads is a high-tech integrated circuit company that specializes in GPU chip design. Its primary focus is the development and design of full-featured GPU chips and related products that can provide powerful computing acceleration capabilities to Chinese technology partners. Founded in October 2020, the company is dedicated to developing a new generation of GPUs for meta-computing applications, constructing a comprehensive computing platform that integrates visual computing, 3D graphics computing, scientific computing, and artificial intelligence computing, and establishing an ecosystem based on cloud-native GPU computing to help drive the digital economy’s development.

About UnixCloud

Moore Threads is distributed by Unixcloud Technology (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd. Unixcloud has a long history of product development and manufacturing. Moore Threads’ official authorized distributor is UnixCloud. It focuses on the field of edge computing in response to the computing power requirements of artificial intelligence development, and it offers the industry edge computing products and solutions that meet a variety of AI requirements. UnixCloud launched the 10G network card business at the same time, offering four-port and two-port 10G optical fiber network cards based on the Mucse-based network controller N10.