Moore Threads MUSA Developer Conference

Chinese name

摩尔线程MUSA开发者大会

Organizer

• Moore Threads (摩尔线程)

City

Beijing

Held

December

Cadence

single documented edition

Moore Threads MUSA Developer Conference, also branded in English as the MUSA Developer Conference and referenced in some materials as MDC 2025, was a Moore Threads developer-facing event held in Beijing in late December 2025 that used “digital humans” to demonstrate how the company wants developers to build complete AI-and-graphics applications on its domestic GPU platform. In the event framing, digital humans functioned as an integration test for the whole stack—real-time rendering, model inference, and application tooling—rather than as a single model demo, and the conference materials highlighted a lightweight 2D digital-human assistant called Xiaomai as a reference experience that could generate a customized avatar quickly and run locally on the company’s AI notebook product paired with an on-device agent and development environment. Within that context, the conference positioned Moore Threads’ MUSA ecosystem as the enabling layer for deploying digital-human interfaces on homegrown compute, and it also presented partner ecosystem work, including an “all-domestic” digital-human solution jointly promoted with Shiyou Technology, as evidence that digital humans are becoming a practical workload for showcasing performance, usability, and deployment pathways across China’s GPU and AI software ecosystem.