Industry Updates
  • China monetizes computing power via tokens
    China monetizes computing power via tokens
    Recent developments offer a striking glimpse of this trend. In Jiangsu province's Wuxi — a manufacturing powerhouse near Shanghai — electronics firm HON-Flex signed an agreement with the local government to build what they call a "token factory".
  • AI, robotics used to tackle Chongqing's rugged terrain
    AI, robotics used to tackle Chongqing's rugged terrain
    In this mountainous metropolis, where undulating terrain has traditionally made infrastructure projects labor-intensive and high-risk, a new "smart construction" model is replacing manual experience with data-driven precision.
  • Tianjin officers use AI glasses to spot plates and missing people
    Tianjin officers use AI glasses to spot plates and missing people
    Smart glasses equipped with cameras, recognition systems, and real-time connectivity are helping police officers on the streets of Tianjin quickly identify objects, signs, and license plates, turning once science-fiction-like technology into a daily policing tool.
  • China's open and inclusive AI is powering global development
    China's open and inclusive AI is powering global development
    As satellites orbit the Earth, artificial intelligence is transcending national borders and profoundly reshaping the landscape of global development and cooperation.
  • Huge potential of tiny tokens powering AI revolution
    Huge potential of tiny tokens powering AI revolution
    The explosive growth in token consumption or call volume provides grounds for optimism regarding computing power supply prospects, while also sounding a warning that it is a scarce resource in the AI era.
  • Pilot AI boundaries leave room for innovation
    Pilot AI boundaries leave room for innovation
    The pilot program will initially be launched in provincial-level regions that have national pilot zones for AI industrial innovation and application. The goal is to explore practical approaches for implementing AI ethics review and service mechanisms.
  • Advances in exoskeleton tech may provide answers for enhancing mobility
    Advances in exoskeleton tech may provide answers for enhancing mobility
    Today, exoskeleton devices that once only appeared in science fiction films are gradually entering ordinary people's outdoor sports and daily lives.
  • Central SOEs urged to ramp up digital efforts
    Central SOEs urged to ramp up digital efforts
    China's centrally administered State-owned enterprises have made substantial progress in both industrial digitization and digital industrialization, boosting their roles in ramping up the country's digital economy development, experts said.
  • Focus shifts to putting robots to work
    Focus shifts to putting robots to work
    As humanoid robots danced, drummed and poured coffee at China's latest tech showcase in Fuzhou, Fujian province, one of the largest crowds gathered around something far less glamorous: a worker wearing a virtual reality headset teaching a robot how to pick up a paper cup.
  • Tianjin drone show and robot carnival mark World Intelligence Expo events
    Tianjin drone show and robot carnival mark World Intelligence Expo events
    About 1,500 drones lit up the night sky over Tianjin on Thursday, forming a 3D light show featuring local landmarks and imagery inspired by Haihe River culture, as the city hosted events tied to the 2026 World Intelligence Expo.

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The World Internet Conference (WIC) was established as an international organization on July 12, 2022, headquartered in Beijing, China. It was jointly initiated by Global System for Mobile Communication Association (GSMA), National Computer Network Emergency Response Technical Team/Coordination Center of China (CNCERT), China Internet Network Information Center (CNNIC), Alibaba Group, Tencent, and Zhijiang Lab.