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北京时间·🕒 发布 11:20:14(美东 08-26 23:20)·⟳ 抓取 11:22:25 +2m11s·⚡ 决策 08-27 13:50:09 +2h27m·61.3 天前
Z.ai（智谱）发布GLM-5.3-Flash，声称100%国产芯片驱动，港股当日已涨近10%
核心催化（Ox Alpha=GLM-5.3-Flash、国产芯片驱动）自8月20日起已逐步公开，本系统8月26-27日已多次处理同一催化并判不做；CNBC报道只是媒体汇总，未带来新增事实；港股02513.HK当日已涨+9.81%，具体新增信息已充分定价。且公司拒绝披露芯片供应商，无法构建二阶供应链映射。
📄 原文CNBC Top News↗ 原文
Z.ai shares surge 8% after releasing new AI model running only on Chinese chips
BEIJING — Chinese artificial intelligence company Z.ai released a new model Wednesday that the company claims uses enti…
不做 智谱（02513.HK）
核心催化（Ox Alpha=GLM-5.3-Flash、国产芯片驱动）自8月20日模型上线起已逐步公开，8月26日Z.ai官方确认后本系统已多次处理同一催化；CNBC报道无新增事实。港股当日已涨+9.81%至1131港元，具体新增信息已充分定价。公司拒绝披露芯片供应商，无法构建二阶供应链映射。无edge，不做。
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结论摘要
CNBC于美东8月26日晚间报道Z.ai的GLM-5.3-Flash模型声称100%国产芯片驱动。但该催化（Ox Alpha=GLM-5.3-Flash）自8月20日模型发布起已逐步公开，8月26日Z.ai产品负责人已在X确认，本系统当日已处理同一催化。港股02513.HK在CNBC报道发布前当日已涨+9.81%。CNBC无法核实芯片声明，公司拒绝披露供应商，无法构建二阶供应链映射。无新增事实、已充分定价，不做。
🔎 新鲜度:最早出现 2026-08-20 · 扩散 high · price-in 风险 high ↗
消息传播链
- 2026-08-20首发Z.ai官方（以Ox Alpha代号在OpenRouter发布）声称一手 · 未核验GLM-5.3-Flash以匿名代号Ox Alpha在OpenRouter上线，8月20日为实际首发日
- 2026-08-26官方确认Z.ai产品负责人X账号/TechCrunch/Bloomberg声称一手 · 未核验Z.ai正式确认Ox Alpha为GLM-5.3-Flash，并称将开放权重；本系统当日已处理该催化
- 2026-08-27 01:46 HKT市场反应港交所非一手02513.HK当日涨+9.81%至1131 HKD，成交额57.95亿港元，市场已对该催化完成定价
- CNBC汇总报道，未带来新增事实；同日还报道MiniMax收入+283%但亏损翻倍
主要风险
- 公司拒绝披露芯片供应商，100%国产芯片声明无法独立核实，若未来被证伪可能引发剧烈回调
- 股价20日波动率极高（日振幅±10-16%），距52周高点-65%，投机属性极强
反向证据
- 做多前查反向 · 来源 web · 日期 2026-08-27 · 影响 weakens
CNBC明确表示无法独立核实芯片声明，公司拒绝披露芯片供应商；推理所需算力远低于训练，10万颗芯片跑推理并非不可能但无法验证
检索:Z.ai GLM-5.3 chip claims verification denial 原文 ↗
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BEIJING — Chinese artificial intelligence company Z.ai released a new model Wednesday that the company claims uses entirely homegrown semiconductors to operate.
Called GLM-5.3-Flash, the low-cost version of Z.ai's flagship model ranks 10th on the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index, ahead of DeepSeek V4 Pro Max.
Z.ai's Hong Kong-listed shares climbed more than 8% in Thursday trading.
The company claimed it used 100,000 China-made chips to handle all online requests to use GLM-5.3-Flash, including when it was released on Aug. 20 under the code name "Ox Alpha." The model ranked first by usage in the last week on the global OpenRouter platform.
CNBC was unable to independently verify Z.ai's chip claims. The company declined to share details on which companies' chips it was using. Running an AI model requires less computing power than training a model.
Nvidia has struggled to sell its chips to China due to restrictions from Washington and Beijing. Meanwhile, Huawei and other Chinese companies have ramped up efforts to build alternatives.
China has ramped up domestic semiconductor and AI capabilities in an effort to gain tech self-sufficiency in the wake of U.S. restrictions on sales of advanced chips to China. Leading U.S. AI models are also not officially available in China.
Z.ai rival MiniMax's shares climbed by around 3% in Hong Kong trading after reporting a 283% surge in revenue in the first half of the year versus a year ago.
MiniMax reported adjusted net loss more than doubled during that time to $293 million. The company's flagship M3 model ranks 18th on the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index.
Z.ai is scheduled to report results for the first six months of the year on Monday.
The two AI companies both listed in Hong Kong in January. While Z.ai shares have skyrocketed by more than 800% since the IPO, MiniMax shares have only climbed by over 80%.
— CNBC's Jenny Lee contributed to this report
Called GLM-5.3-Flash, the low-cost version of Z.ai's flagship model ranks 10th on the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index, ahead of DeepSeek V4 Pro Max.
Z.ai's Hong Kong-listed shares climbed more than 8% in Thursday trading.
The company claimed it used 100,000 China-made chips to handle all online requests to use GLM-5.3-Flash, including when it was released on Aug. 20 under the code name "Ox Alpha." The model ranked first by usage in the last week on the global OpenRouter platform.
CNBC was unable to independently verify Z.ai's chip claims. The company declined to share details on which companies' chips it was using. Running an AI model requires less computing power than training a model.
Nvidia has struggled to sell its chips to China due to restrictions from Washington and Beijing. Meanwhile, Huawei and other Chinese companies have ramped up efforts to build alternatives.
China has ramped up domestic semiconductor and AI capabilities in an effort to gain tech self-sufficiency in the wake of U.S. restrictions on sales of advanced chips to China. Leading U.S. AI models are also not officially available in China.
Z.ai rival MiniMax's shares climbed by around 3% in Hong Kong trading after reporting a 283% surge in revenue in the first half of the year versus a year ago.
MiniMax reported adjusted net loss more than doubled during that time to $293 million. The company's flagship M3 model ranks 18th on the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index.
Z.ai is scheduled to report results for the first six months of the year on Monday.
The two AI companies both listed in Hong Kong in January. While Z.ai shares have skyrocketed by more than 800% since the IPO, MiniMax shares have only climbed by over 80%.
— CNBC's Jenny Lee contributed to this report
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