Alibaba’s TSMC-Built 5nm RISC-V Chip, XuanTie C950, Now Runs Qwen-3.8 27B Model Natively, Unlocking Massive Vertical Integration Tailwinds

Rohail Saleem / wccftech - Alibaba appears to be emulating NVIDIA's well-established vertical integration playbook by bringing day-zero support for its highly capable Qwen-3.8 27B AI model - one that can run on just 32GB of VRAM - to its bespoke RISC-V chip, called XuanTie C950. Al…

AI Summary: Harold P. Freeman, the architect of patient navigation and a tireless advocate for health equity in cancer care, has died at 93. Colleagues and organizations remember his decades of work reducing barriers to treatment, mentoring leaders, and reshaping how underserved patients access timely cancer services.

#healthcare #publichealth #oncology #cancerresearch #cancerscreening #healthdisparities

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