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1. China's first green computing power full-stack AI platform officially launched in Hohhot. 2. Liu Liehong, Director of the National Data Bureau: High-quality datasets are the core foundation for the development of artificial intelligence. 3. NVIDIA announces the launch of the NVIDIA DSX platform. 4. With 2 billion small parameters, surpassing NVIDIA's flagship model, the Shanghai World Model Examined without any technical support and topped an authoritative international ranking. 5. Google's TPU may receive an unprecedented large order; private equity giants are planning a huge chip financing round for Anthropic. 6. Intel plans to launch a new AI chip by the end of the year, using cheaper memory and air-cooling technology. 7. Danish pension fund blacklists SpaceX: Governance is worrying, valuation is seriously overvalued. 8. US company reportedly plans to test an upgraded humanoid robot in the Ukrainian conflict. 9. Beijing Space Computing Research Institute established in Yizhuang, Beijing. 10. The Cyberspace Administration of China and three other departments issued the "Key Points for Improving the Digital Literacy and Skills of the Public in 2026". 11. Shanghai: Supports the development and application of multimodal intelligent agents, and orderly promotes the application of intelligent driving in multiple scenarios such as shared mobility and logistics transportation. 12. Guangzhou's 15th Five-Year Plan Outline: Focuses on breakthroughs in the adaptation of domestically produced AI computing chips and the dynamic scheduling technology of heterogeneous computing power. 13. Xiaomi MiMo publicly reveals details of its full-link optimization technology for model inference systems for the first time. 14. SoftBank pledges to invest €75 billion in France to build Europe's largest AI facility. 15. An AI virtual screening platform, designed to drive innovative drug development, was launched in Tianjin. 16. The nation's first green computing power full-stack AI platform was officially launched in Hohhot.

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