Chinese supercomputer manufacturer has teased a new mobile workstation optimized for high-end AI performance. The device features a domestic 64-thread processor and a discrete graphics card with 16GB of VRAM, all housed in a 16.9 mm thin chassis.
The workstation utilizes a processor from Hygon, a firm where Sugon is the largest shareholder. Hygon's C86 series chips leverage licensed AMD Zen IP, with the latest C86-5G models supporting AVX-512 and four-way simultaneous multithreading configurations.
Sugon claims the unit delivers 50 tokens per second on local 35B MoE AI models, outperforming mainstream rivals by 3X to 5X. This local throughput rivals standard cloud APIs, though Sugon has not yet confirmed official pricing or a release date for the PC.