Xiangdixian

XiangdiXian, based in China, specializes in high-performance graphic solutions, providing innovative desktop and server graphics cards tailored for gaming, design, and data processing needs. Founded in 2020 in Chongqing, China, XiangdiXian focuses on developing advanced graphic solutions. The company has completed one deal to date, with the most recent deal occurring on May 8, 2026. Xiangdi Xian Computing Technology specializes in high-performance graphic solutions, offering a core product lineup that includes the XDX 151 and XDX 121 desktop graphics cards, the XDX X1900 server card, and the XDX R1900 workstation graphics card.

These products cater to a range of computing needs, from gaming and graphics-intensive applications to data processing in server environments. The XDX series aims to optimize performance in visual computing, addressing the demands of professional users in various industries, including gaming, design, and data analysis. The company serves a diverse client base, including individual consumers, businesses, and educational institutions across North America, Europe, and Asia. The revenue structure of Xiangdi Xian Computing Technology is primarily driven by direct sales of its graphic cards to end users and businesses.

Transactions typically occur through a direct-to-consumer model and business-to-business partnerships. Clients may purchase products outright or engage in volume-based agreements tailored to their specific needs. The pricing reflects the performance capabilities and target markets, ensuring competitive positioning within the industry. High-demand products, such as the XDX R1900, contribute significantly to the company's revenue streams.

In May 2026, XiangdiXian secured venture funding co-led by Wise Road Capital and Chengdu Junxin Investment, with participation from new investor IFSC and other unspecified investors. This funding will be utilized for research, development, mass production, software ecosystem construction, and commercialization of its upcoming "Shennong" series chips, aimed at advancing domestically produced high-end GPU chips. The company plans to introduce new products in the near future, although specific launch dates have not been disclosed.