# China Mobile
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China Mobile’s AI-eSIM: Bridging the Gap Between Wearables and the Cloud
China Mobile is set to launch an AI-eSIM at the 2026 Mobile Cloud Conference, a technology designed to allow low-power devices like toys and wearables to access cloud-based AI models in real-time. This move signifies a shift toward offloading AI processing to the cloud, enabling 'autonomous thinking' in hardware with limited local computing power.
China’s Data Ambitions: Breaking the Silos of State-Owned Giants
China Mobile has launched a 'trusted data space' hub in Chengdu, marking a significant step in enabling secure data circulation among central state-owned enterprises. The facility leverages massive computing power to support AI model training and aligns with the national 'East Data, West Computing' strategy.
Sovereign Silicon: Moore Threads Breaks New Ground in China’s Push for AI Self-Reliance
Moore Threads has successfully integrated its MTT S5000 GPU with China Mobile's 'Jiutian' 35B AI model, marking the first large-scale deployment of domestic GPUs within a central state-owned enterprise. This move highlights China's accelerating efforts to build a self-sufficient AI stack independent of restricted Western hardware.
From Loess to Chips: Inside China’s High-Stakes Bet on Western Computing Power
China’s 'Eastern Data, Western Computing' strategy is reaching a critical milestone in Qingyang, where massive investment and low energy costs have attracted over 70 major tech firms. The facility is not only scaling hardware but also innovating with immersion cooling and 'Token-based' business models to support the nation's surging AI demand.
Submerged Intelligence: China’s Liquid-Cooling Pivot to Shield the AI Boom
China Mobile has successfully deployed immersion liquid cooling technology at its Qingyang data center to manage the extreme heat generated by AI computing clusters. This move marks a significant shift in data center infrastructure, prioritizing energy efficiency and high-density performance to support China's national computing strategy.
China Unicom’s Triple Crisis: Fading Growth, ESG Laggard Status, and ‘National Team’ Divestment
China Unicom is struggling with stalling profit growth and poor ESG performance compared to its larger rivals, China Mobile and China Telecom. Amidst rising regulatory fines and high customer dissatisfaction, the company is undergoing leadership changes while a major state-backed fund has begun divesting its shares.
China’s Telecom Giants Bet on the 'Token Economy' to Drive Next-Gen Growth
China Mobile is transitioning to a 'Token-based' revenue model, aiming to double its computing income by 2030. This strategy leverages AI agents and cloud-integrated models to monetize the growing demand for AI inferencing across various sectors, including agriculture.
China’s Sanan, Tsinghua and China Mobile Claim Micro‑LED Breakthrough That Could Push Short‑Range Optical Links Beyond 10Gb/s
Sanan Optoelectronics, with Tsinghua University and China Mobile, reports a Micro‑LED light source with >7 GHz 3 dB bandwidth and modeled NRZ‑OOK rates above 10 Gb/s, and has begun shipping samples to international customers. The advance, if validated in systems, could open new short‑range optical interconnect and LiFi opportunities, though manufacturing, packaging and ecosystem challenges remain.
China Mobile Leans on Celebrity Charm to Sell ‘A Better Network’ Ahead of Lunar New Year
China Mobile has launched a Lunar New Year–timed promotional campaign featuring actor Wang Yaoqing to highlight network stability and user experience. The ad aims to reassure subscribers that China Mobile can handle seasonal traffic peaks and to translate large-scale network investment into everyday consumer benefits.
China’s Telcos Near One Million Data‑Centre Racks in 2025 as They Pivot from Cloud to Intelligent Compute Services
China’s three state telecom carriers reported 938,000 externally offered data‑centre racks by end‑2025, up 108,000 year‑on‑year, reflecting a strategic pivot from broad cloud coverage to deeper compute‑network integration. The move aims to deliver intelligent, green and diversified compute services for AI and edge applications while advancing domestic digital infrastructure goals.
Mainland Investors Trim Hong Kong Exposure; Alibaba Tops Southbound Selling as Pop Mart Draws Fresh Buys
Mainland investors net sold about HK$1.601 billion in Hong Kong stocks on January 23, with Alibaba and China Mobile among the largest net sold positions while Pop Mart drew sizable buys. The flows reflect selective profit-taking and sector rotation rather than a broad retreat from Hong Kong equities.