Lisuan Tech

About Lisuan Tech

Based in Nanjing, China, Lisuan Technology is a semiconductor company established in 2021 that specializes in the research and development of high-performance graphics rendering GPUs. The company operates with a focus on creating its own self-developed architecture and intellectual property, positioning itself to serve a variety of industries including desktop PCs, laptops, smart cities, and the metaverse. The founding team possesses extensive experience in the GPU sector, with its core members having over 20 years of R&D background and a track record of successfully developing 15 different GPUs. Co-founder and co-CEO, Xuan Yifang, was a member of the original S3 GPU founding team in 1992 and has led the production of 15 generations of GPU chips.

Lisuan Tech's business model revolves around providing these proprietary GPU products for industrial clients, with a strategy that includes customized development to meet specific market and customer needs. The company generates revenue through the sale of its GPU boards and by collaborating with clients on tailored solutions. Its target markets are expansive, covering end-user devices, cloud computing, edge computing, and automotive applications. Since its inception, Lisuan has secured significant funding through several venture capital rounds, including a Seed round in November 2021, an early-stage VC round of $15.7 million in January 2022, another round in October 2023, and a substantial $46.1 million early-stage VC round in September 2024, bringing its total raised funds to $61.8 million. These financial injections have been earmarked for the mass production of its GPUs and business expansion.

The company's flagship product line is based on its internally developed TrueGPU architecture. In July 2025, Lisuan unveiled the 7G106, its first 6-nanometer gaming GPU manufactured using TSMC's N6 process node. This GPU supports a wide range of APIs such as DirectX 12, Vulkan 1.3, and OpenGL 4.6, although it does not feature ray tracing capabilities. The 7G106 boasts a maximum throughput of 24 TFLOP/s (FP32) and includes 12 GB of GDDR6 memory on a 192-bit bus. A notable feature is its support for hardware-accelerated AV1 and HEVC decoding at up to 8K resolution, as well as SR-IOV for GPU virtualization, allowing it to be partitioned into multiple virtual containers. The company has demonstrated the chip's capabilities by running demanding games like "Black Myth Wukong" at playable framerates.