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The launch of "Qiusuo" 4.0 marks a significant shift toward standardized, full-stack evaluation metrics for China's AI ecosystem, addressing critical gaps in hardware-software synergy, agent capabilities, and embodied intelligence. By integrating security governance directly into the benchmarking process, this platform aims to establish a unified framework that could influence global standards for industrial AI deployment and safety verification.
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“Qiusuo” 4.0 Goes Live, China Unveils First AI Full-Industry Evaluation Benchmark

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China today (October 13) officially launched the first-ever evaluation benchmark for the entire domestic AI industry chain, covering computing power, model algorithms, intelligent systems and products, industry applications, and security governance—known as “Qiusuo” version 4.0. So far, “Qiusuo” has conducted multiple rounds of pilot evaluations across the industry chain and completed product validation in scenarios such as finance, power, and oil & petrochemicals, accumulating numerous industry implementation cases that have served as an excellent demonstration. The system comprises four major sections: basic hardware and software, models and intelligent systems, security governance, and industry deployment, featuring 16 evaluation tools that cover comprehensive assessment from underlying computing power and hardware-software synergy to intelligent computing clouds, intelligent software engineering, large models, agents, embodied intelligence, intelligent terminals, AI security, and industry scenarios.

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