technology · 11 November 2026

Alibaba plans to list T-Head, Nvidia chip rival, on Hong Kong Stock Exchange

Alibaba has signaled its intentions to bring T-Head, a competitor to Nvidia's chips, public through an initial public offering on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.

The company revealed that the confidential filing for this listing was submitted back on September 11th.

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