At the AIEC 2026 conference, Chinese AI infrastructure firm Taichu Yuanji shared its hands-on practices for leveraging domestic AI computing power. The session focused on translating that compute capacity into reliable, production-ready Token-based LLM services. The talk reflects China's broader push to build self-reliant AI infrastructure independent of Western chip supply chains.
The 2026 World Artificial Intelligence Conference (WAIC) is scheduled for July 17–20 in Shanghai, China, with the 30-day countdown now underway. WAIC is one of Asia's largest annual AI gatherings, drawing global industry leaders, researchers, and policymakers. The announcement signals the imminent convergence of major AI stakeholders at one of the field's most prominent public forums.
WAIC 2026, the World Artificial Intelligence Conference held annually in Shanghai, has officially opened global ticket registration. The announcement positions the event around emerging AI trends and new industry directions. As one of the largest AI gatherings in Asia, WAIC serves as a key forum for researchers, enterprises, and policymakers engaging with the latest developments in artificial intelligence.