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The article's primary subject is AI and quantum technology, specifically highlighting domestic large models running on GPU clusters, logistics super brains, and dedicated zones for quantum computing cloud platforms at CIFTIS 2026. While the broader context involves trade services, the core focus remains on the export of algorithms, intelligent agents, and specific high-tech infrastructure like BeiDou navigation and reusable rockets. TechPulse take: This event marks a significant shift where China transitions from a buyer to an exporter of advanced AI models and quantum cloud services, demonstrating that domestic hardware clusters can now support trillion-parameter open-source architectures. The presence of nearly 40% of exhibition cases centered on AI agents and large models underscores the growing global competitiveness of Chinese-developed digital intelligence solutions.
Sources coveringGDELT, Fortune, LessWrong, The Verge
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From the world key buyer of services to an emerging seller: China service meet the world at CIFTIS 2026

GDELT6 min read

The 2026 China International Fair for Trade in Services (CIFTIS) opened September 9, 2026 in Beijing's Shougang Park, which has drawn participants from 90 countries, regions and international organizations, with over 1,800 companies exhibiting on-site. Photo: Li Hai/GT Walk into the ICT-themed exhibition hall at Beijing's Shougang Park during this year's China International Fair for Trade in Services (CIFTIS), and the first things to catch the eye are artificial intelligence (AI) models. A trillion-parameter open-source AI large model - the first of its kind fully trained and run on a domestic 10,000-GPU cards computing cluster - is making its public debut. Nearby, a "logistics super brain" AI model paired with robots for global supply-chain solutions is showcased. This is the first CIFTIS of China's 15th Five-Year Plan…

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