Baidu Kunlun chip and supernode plans at Baidu World 2026
Overview
Baidu says its Kunlun supernode goes on sale next year, after showing one on stage at Baidu World.
The company has run such racks in its own cloud since 2025, and its 256-card version went on sale in June, according to the report.
At the same event, Baidu says its Kunlunxin M100 AI chip is in active use and moves the M300 and the 1,024-chip Tianchi supernode up to 2027. Baidu says the new specialized hardware cuts multi-turn AI response delays by 90% and raises system throughput sevenfold. CEO Robin Li says embodied AI is roughly where autonomous driving was around 2016.
Written by AI from the articles below · updated Nov 12, 6:16 AM ET
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- Nov 12, 5:51 AM ET · 1 articleBaidu puts Kunlunxin M100 AI chip into active useX.PIN: Baidu puts Kunlunxin M100 AI chip into active use, pulls M300 forward
- Nov 11, 10:34 PM ET · 1 articleBaidu says Kunlun supernode will go on sale next yearX.PIN: Baidu says its Kunlun supernode will go on sale next year
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X.PIN@thexpinXBaidu puts Kunlunxin M100 AI chip into active use, pulls M300 forwardAIAt Baidu World 2026, Baidu says its Kunlunxin M100 chip is in active use and moves the M300 and the 1,024-chip Tianchi supernode up to 2027. Baidu's new specialized hardware cuts multi-turn AI response delays by 90% and raises system throughput sevenfold. CEO Robin Li says embodied AI is roughly where autonomous driving was around 2016.
X.PIN@thexpinXBaidu says its Kunlun supernode will go on sale next yearAIBaidu showed a Kunlun supernode at Baidu World and said it goes on sale next year. The company has run such racks in its own cloud since 2025, and its 256-card version went on sale in June.

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