
New AI Infrastructure Innovation Symposium Held, GCC Invited to Attend and Deliver Address
[Zhengzhou, May 19, 2026] The New AI Infrastructure Innovation Symposium was successfully held. The event focused on sharing innovations in super-node power supply, cooling, and interconnect components, exchanging insights on cutting-edge industry applications, and exploring advanced technologies both domestically and internationally. Dr. Peng Peng, Secretary-General of the Global Computing Consortium (GCC), was invited to attend and deliver a keynote address.

GCC Hosts AIDC International Exchange Roundtable, Accelerating New Steps in Global Collaboration
On May 16, the Global Computing Consortium (GCC) hosted an AIDC International Exchange Roundtable for computing industry partners from multiple Eurasian countries.

2026 Open AI Infra Summit Successfully Held,GCC-Open AI Infra Community Joins Ecosystem Partners to Shape the Future
The 2026 Open AI Infra Summit, guided by the Global Computing Consortium (GCC) and hosted by the GCC-Open AI Infra Community, was successfully held in Beijing.

2026 Open AI Infra Summit to Launch, Global Community to Explore Intelligent Computing Infrastructure Innovation
The 2026 Open AI Infra Summit, guided by the Global Computing Consortium (GCC) and hosted by the GCC-Open AI Infra Community, is scheduled to take place on April 9-10, 2026 in Beijing. The theme of the conference is "Open Innovation, Collaborative Win-Win: Building the Intelligent Computing Infrastructure Ecosystem."

GCC Speaks Globally! Chairman Jin Hai Releases the “Global Initiative for AIDC Ecosystem Co-Creation” in Barcelona, Outlining a New Blueprint for Global Intelligent Computing Infrastructure
On March 2, 2026, Jin Hai, Chairman of the Global Computing Consortium (GCC), Professor and Doctoral Supervisor at Huazhong University of Science and Technology, on behalf of GCC and the GCC Open AI Infra Community, jointly launched the “Global Initiative for AIDC Ecosystem Co-Creation” with global industry partners.

GCC MWC 2026 Preview | AIDC Elite Gathering: Bringing Together Global Intelligent Computing Leaders to Define the Definitive Path for Next-Generation AI Data Centers
On March 1, 2026, as spring tides surged in Barcelona, a computing power feast commenced on the global stage. As a bellwether for the global communications and digital technology sectors, MWC26 Barcelona is about to open, focusing on innovative breakthroughs and industrial transformation in AI-era computing infrastructure. Against this backdrop, the Global Computing Consortium (GCC) officially launched its series of events at MWC Barcelona.

GCC Embodied Intelligence Cloud-Edge-End Collaboration Symposium Successfully Held in Beijing – Uniting Cloud-Edge-End Synergy to Explore the New Future of Embodied Intelligence!
The Embodied Intelligence Cloud-Edge-End Collaboration Symposium, hosted by the Embodied Intelligence Industry Development Committee of the Global Computing Consortium (GCC), was successfully held in Beijing on June 11. The conference brought together industry experts and industrial representatives from fields including embodied models, robotics hardware, communications, computing power, and systems. Participants engaged in in‑depth discussions on model requirements, scenario deployment, architectural directions, and industry pain points related to cloud‑edge‑end collaboration for embodied intelligence, laying a solid foundation for subsequent industry research report compilation and ecosystem collaborative development.

Confidential Computing Technology for Large Models – 2026 Confidential Computing Technology and Ecosystem Development Forum Successfully Held
On June 6, the 2026 Confidential Computing Technology and Ecosystem Development Forum – Symposium on Confidential Computing Technology Ecosystems for Large Models was successfully held, hosted by Nanhu Laboratory, a member unit of the Global Computing Consortium (GCC), and co-organized by the GCC Confidential Computing Professional Committee and the Huawei Trusted Domain Scientists Committee. The symposium focused on technical challenges of confidential computing for large models, innovative solutions across multiple scenarios, and industry trends, sharing cutting-edge research and practical case studies. It aimed to build industry consensus and empower industrial development for compliant AI security deployment and the construction of trusted computing power ecosystems.

Jointly Building a Model Power Industry Operator Library, GCC Intelligent Computing Industry Development Committee Explores New Pathways for Domestic Computing Industry Applications
On June 13, the "Smart Gathering in Shicheng · Advancing Together through Science and Technology" Promotion Conference on Intelligent Power Inspection Achievements Based on Domestic AI Computing Architecture was successfully held in Shihezi, Xinjiang. This marked the launch of the first model site for a power industry operator library developed based on the Ascend CANN platform, jointly established by the Global Computing Consortium (GCC) Intelligent Computing Industry Development Committee and its member unit, Hangzhou Tiankuan Technology Co., Ltd. Centered on this model site, the GCC Intelligent Computing Industry Development Committee shared industry-coordinated practices and industrial co-construction plans in areas such as domestic computing ecosystem development, intelligent computing industry implementation, and joint development of industry-specific operator libraries.

Large Models Too "Compute-Hungry"? HiFloat Offers a New Solution with Low-Bit-Width Computing
From May 5 to 6, Paris time, Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd., a Platinum member of the Global Computing Consortium (GCC), showcased its self-developed HiFloat series of low-bit-width data formats at GOSIM Paris 2026, a global open-source innovation event.

Embodied Intelligence Physical System Working Group Symposium Successfully Held in Shanghai, Advancing Full Industry Chain Collaboration
On April 23, the Physical System Working Group Symposium, hosted by the Embodied Intelligence Industry Development Committee under the Global Computing Consortium, was successfully held in Shanghai.

The 7th Standards Working Meeting of the GCC Confidential Computing Special Committee Successfully Held, Multiple AI Confidential Computing Standards Progressing in an Orderly Manner
On March 24, 2026, the 7th Standards Working Meeting of the Confidential Computing Special Interest Group (CC SIG) of the Global Computing Consortium (GCC) was successfully concluded.