# Computing Infrastructure
Latest news and articles about Computing Infrastructure
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China Unveils Three-Year Plan to Incubate 10,000 AI Startups by 2028
The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology introduces targets for computing access, state-backed patient capital, and one-person AI businesses.
Huawei and Jiangsu Mobile Test Miniaturized OXC for Edge Compute Networks
The compact optical cross-connect device reduces equipment footprint by 60% and power by 50% to expand metro mesh architectures.
China Pivots AI Subsidies to Token Consumption as Agent Demand Grows
Telecom operators and local governments shift focus from raw compute hardware to token billing and specialized token factories.
China's Intelligent Computing Capacity Reaches 2.45 Million PFLOPS
Over 85 percent of capacity is concentrated in national computing hubs as authorities advance grid coordination and token-based data valuation.
China Connects Green Power to AI Hubs as Computing Electricity Surges
Computing centers are projected to consume 800 billion kilowatt-hours by 2030, prompting direct green power integration.
Hebei Launches AI and Manufacturing Plan to Upgrade Heavy Industries
The northern Chinese province has issued detailed guidelines to link computing infrastructure with traditional industrial sectors like steel and chemicals.
China's Legacy Industrial and Telecom Giants Expand into AI Computing
Telecom operators, energy firms, and manufacturers convert power assets and land into intelligent computing hubs.
NDRC Unveils Eight-Pillar Action Plan for Global AI Cooperation and Governance
China's top economic planner outlines proposals for cross-border data spaces, open-source sharing, and inclusive computing power tailored for developing nations.