China's AI Industry Is Moving From Models to Agents, a State Report Says
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China's AI industry is moving from models to agents, a state report says
China’s AI industry is moving from competing on models to deploying agents, and the China Telecom Research Institute expects inference to reach 80% of the country’s compute market by 2029. Europe’s answer is seven gigafactories whose bids close in November and whose machines are due to run by mid-2028, on a EUR 30bn budget of […] This story continues at The Next Web
China’s AI Industry Pivots to Agents From Models, Report Says
China’s artificial intelligence industry is shifting from competition in large models and computing power toward the deployment and commercialization of AI agents, according to a report by the China Telecom Research Institute cited by China Central Television on Saturday.
China is shifting competition for large models to artificial intelligence agents, a shift that could turn inference into the country’s main computing demand engine. Meanwhile, Europe opened a bid to build up to seven gigafactories, with a program combining public and private funding.
China Telecom Says AI Agents Will Drive a Tenfold Jump in Compute Demand
A China Telecom Research Institute report cited by CCTV and covered by Bloomberg says China's AI industry is pivoting from the models race to deploying AI agents, projecting nearly tenfold annual growth in computing demand over the next two to three years. By 2029, inference computing is expected to make up 80% of China's compute-power market, overtaking training for the first time.
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