# Digital Infrastructure
Latest news and articles about Digital Infrastructure
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Shanghai’s Silicon Powerhouse: Inside the Quest for a Sustained AI Infrastructure
Shanghai is rapidly scaling its AI infrastructure through '10,000-card clusters' like the Songjiang Intelligent Computing Center to meet a 1000-fold increase in token demand. Despite chip procurement challenges, engineers are focusing on the extreme systems engineering required to maintain these clusters, where even microscopic dust can disrupt massive training tasks.
Feeding the Algorithm: Meituan Bets on 'Ground Truth' Data to Dominate China's AI-Driven Service Economy
Meituan is pivoting its strategy to focus on 'ground truth' data, investing 3 billion RMB to ensure physical stores are accurately represented for AI models. This move aims to transform the platform into the primary information foundation for AI-driven local service recommendations.
Orbital Intelligence: China’s MIIT Charts Path for Integrated Space Computing to Fuel the Low-Altitude Economy
China's MIIT has outlined a new strategic focus on 'space computing' to integrate satellite communication, navigation, and remote sensing with on-orbit data processing. This initiative is specifically designed to provide the real-time infrastructure needed for the low-altitude drone economy and emergency response systems.
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 Equity Markets Rebound as the ‘Compute-Power Nexus’ Sparks a Green Energy Surge
Chinese markets rallied strongly on March 25, led by the power and telecommunications sectors as data revealed a thousand-fold increase in AI token usage over the past two years. Investors are increasingly focusing on the synergy between green energy and digital infrastructure, while traditional energy stocks cooled amid shifting geopolitical signals in the Middle East.