Baidu’s Kunlunxin Plans Flagship M300 AI Chip Launch for 2027
The M100 is on the market, while several chips using a new N architecture are planned by 2028. Founder 李彦宏 says AI agent use is driving inference demand.

Kunlunxin, Baidu’s chip unit, said its M100 AI processor is on the market and outlined plans for a flagship M300 in 2027 as demand for inference computing grows.
Kunlunxin presented the roadmap at the opening of Baidu World 2026 on Nov. 12. The M100 is positioned around cost-effectiveness. The M300 is planned with upgrades to computing power, storage and interconnect.
The company also plans to bring several chips based on a new N architecture to market by 2028. The chips are intended for different applications.
Baidu founder 李彦宏 said AI computing demand has shifted from a focus on training toward a balance between training and inference. He linked the sharp rise in inference demand to the scaling of AI agent applications and said inference would be a long-term driver of AI chip growth.