It is China's largest graphics processing unit (GPU) producer and the only one with independently developed technology and commercial production on a large scale.

[2] Jingjia used its early support from the Chinese government to develop several generations of GPUs for deployment in radars and satellites related to the military.

Three months prior to the blacklist addition, Jingjia was flagged as a company connected with the Chinese military-industrial complex by the US Treasury Department.

In July 2023, it was announced that Jingjia and the Wuxi High-Tech District would launch a GPU project that would generate 5 billion yuan worth of output per year.

Although it offered the performance of Nvidia's 2016 GPUs it was expected that Jingjia would sell a lot of them to traditional customers that supply PCs to various government controlled organizations.