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Academician Gao Wen outlines the three-stage development of China's national computing network, noting that the first phase of resource aggregation is 70% complete. The project aims to make computing power as accessible as electricity, with full realization expected in 10-20 years.
MIIT and National Data Bureau notify joint implementation of 2026 Modu Gongzhen action. Guides computing power, model, data, and app firms to form at least one innovation consortium per key industry. Consortia to develop full-stack AI solutions via collaboration on models, adaptation, data, and apps.
China's three major telecom operators released 2025 annual reports showing strong computing power revenue growth amid sluggish overall expansion. Structural highlights include compute, innovative, and international businesses. Token services are poised to become their core business line, with capex prioritizing AI infrastructure.
Wuxi High-tech Zone has signed a project to build a large-scale 'Token Factory' integrating computing power and electricity, aligning with China's 'East Data, West Computing' strategy.
Surging demand for autonomous AI agents is driving Hong Kong to accelerate expansion of its AI computing capacity. Moore Threads CEO Zhang Jianzhong predicts an unprecedented explosion in computing needs, with token consumption far beyond imagination. No single entity can meet the exponential demand surge.
Dongyangguang is executing a 28 billion yuan merger sequel with pre-laid asset shuffling. This strategic move is a bold transformation gamble into the computing power track. The acquisition appears hasty but was foreshadowed earlier.
Nanwei Software faces a CSRC investigation regarding potential information disclosure violations, following concerns over 223 million RMB in prepayments for a computing power center project. The company's stock hit the limit down, and questions regarding hidden related-party transactions with the 'Wanshi' group have emerged.
Jiangxi GDP overtakes Shaanxi in Q1 2026 via industrial surge, especially high-tech manufacturing. Shaanxi struggles with auto sector slump; Jiangxi hosts national computing power seminar for AI push.
The index continued weakening in the afternoon, with the Shanghai Composite falling over 1%. Shenzhen Component dropped 1.84% and ChiNext fell 2.62%. Computing power, precious metals, gaming media, and semiconductors led the declines, with nearly 4600 stocks down across markets.