Major order secured! Renesas Electronics signs a supply contract worth 18 million yuan for RoCE low-latency intelligent network accelerator cards

Date:15 Dec, 2025
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Recently, Renhua (Beijing) Microelectronics Technology Co., Ltd. officially signed a supply contract with XX Information Technology Co., Ltd. with a total contract amount of 18 million yuan. The company will supply customers with low-latency intelligent network accelerators supporting the RoCE protocol in bulk, serving customers' intelligent computing cluster construction projects.

With the continuous expansion of large model training and high-performance simulation business scales, the demand for lossless low-latency networks in computing clusters is steadily increasing. The RoCE protocol, capable of achieving RDMA (Remote Direct Memory Access), significantly reduces server CPU overhead and data transmission latency, making it the core hardware for high-end AI computing clusters. Renesas Electronics' self-developed intelligent network accelerator card is natively compatible with the RoCEv2 protocol and offers advantages such as hardware traffic offloading, ultra-low transmission jitter, and high bandwidth throughput, effectively addressing internal communication bottlenecks in large-scale computing clusters.

The products in this order will be applied to the customer's new-generation intelligent computing center project, supporting multi-card parallel AI model training services. Upon project delivery, it will effectively enhance the utilization rate of cluster computing power and reduce overall operating costs.

The landing of this tens of millions-level order marks the large-scale verification of Renhua Microelectronics' self-developed computing network acceleration hardware products. In the future, the company will continue to iterate its network acceleration series products, improve its domestic low-latency interconnection hardware product line, and expand its customer base for intelligent computing centers, scientific research simulations, and data center scenarios, further consolidating its market competitiveness in the computing network integration hardware sector.