The NDRC’s May 22 directive urges Chinese large‑language models to run on domestically produced AI chips, citing US export controls, rising domestic chip market share, three leading chip solutions, and a 2026 verification timeline that treats compute infrastructure as a national utility.
The article explains China's policy on the "six networks," defines the new generation communication network as a system‑wide, air‑space‑sea integrated infrastructure that goes beyond 6G, and shows how it interplays with compute networks, AI, and the emerging power grid in the national digital strategy.
This article summarizes Zuoyebang's infrastructure leader Dong Xiaocong's presentation on the challenges of AI inference demand and supply, and describes the design and implementation of a unified compute network—including trusted networking, multi‑region container scheduling, and traffic routing—to efficiently serve large‑scale AI models.
This article examines the evolving requirements of future networks, proposing a precise‑connection architecture, flexible plug‑in forwarding, compute‑network integration, and inherent security mechanisms to support diverse quality‑of‑service demands across layers, while outlining control‑plane and data‑plane designs for scalable deployment.
