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domestic ai chip company goes bankrupt and liquidates, and is publicly auctioned!

2024-09-23

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it involves the auction of 15 software copyrights and 10 patents.

author | ZeR0

editor | desert shadow

according to a report by zhidongxi on september 23, according to the announcement of the national enterprise bankruptcy and reorganization case information network, huaxiaxin (beijing) general processor technology co., ltd. conducted a public auction on the jd auction network platform, involving the auction of 15 software copyrights and 14 patents.

the original auction time was set from 10:00 on september 22 to 10:00 on september 23, with a starting price of 15,550 yuan and a deposit of 3,110 yuan, with an increase of 311 yuan and its integer multiples. the auction has been withdrawn and re-sold.

huaxiaxin was founded in 2014. according to its official website, its corporate mission is to "make ai more popular". its core technology is the fully independent new generation processor ip core and soc heterogeneous chip design. its products and services include cpu, gpu, dsp, isp, ai accelerator and other types of ip, two soc chip platforms, and fpga boards. among them, wnn is huaxiaxin's second-generation ai accelerator ip.

ai chip solutions based on huaxiaxin cover application areas such as assisted driving, intelligent driving, smart security, smart home, robotics, smart city, industrial internet of things, and smart manufacturing.

huaxiaxin has released a new auction announcement, involving the auction of 15 software copyrights and 10 patents. the auction time has been changed to 10:00 on september 29 to 10:00 on september 30. the starting price is 12,750 yuan, the deposit is 2,550 yuan, and the increment is 255 yuan and its integer multiples.

details of the 15 software copyrights and 14 patents originally auctioned are as follows:

jd.com's online auction platform shows that its 7 million yuan equity auction launched in january this year and three domain name auctions launched on september 23 have all failed because no one bid.