Chinese researchers from Peking University have created an analogue computing chip that could process calculations 1,000 times faster than Nvidia's flagship H100 GPU while using a fraction of the power. Professor Sun Zhong's team has solved the century-old precision problem that plagued analogue computing, achieving accuracy comparable to digital systems for AI and 6G communications applications, with the device already surpassing top-tier GPUs in solving medium-scale matrix

Chinese researchers from Peking University have created an analogue computing chip that could theoretically process calculations 1,000 times faster than Nvidia's flagship H100 GPU while using a fraction of the power. The breakthrough device, developed by Professor Sun Zhong's team, solves the century-old precision problem that has plagued analogue computing, achieving accuracy comparable to digital systems for AI and advanced scientific tasks.