<p>➀ Muxi Integrated Circuit, a domestic GPU giant, has been rumored to be implementing a layoff plan involving about 20% of its employees (about 200 people) before its IPO to reduce costs and improve the chances of listing success.</p><p>➁ Muxi responded to the media, stating that the company regularly conducts personnel adjustment work to optimize personnel allocation, which includes the addition and reduction of personnel and is within the normal scope, not to increase the chances of listing as rumored in the market, and the rumored optimization ratio is also seriously inaccurate.</p><p>➂ Muxi, as a star domestic GPU company, has quickly completed four rounds of financing from angel round to A round within one year of its establishment, with a financing amount of tens of billions. Tianyancha shows that Muxi's last round of financing was on August 23, 2024, with investors including Pudong Capital, Shanghai Sci-Tech Fund, Hunan National Innovation Industry Investment, Jiajia Information, and Qixia Capital.</p>
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