Nearly 100 AI innovation projects spanning chips, computing power, models and applications were showcased at the 2026 Link-X Demo Day in Beijing's Zhongguancun, highlighting the acceleration of China's AI technology commercialization, according to the Securities Times.
A Tsinghua University team presented 'Apex Research,' a self-evolving AI system capable of autonomous scientific research and paper writing, which submitted 34 papers to ACL 2026 with several passing peer review and overturned a mainstream mathematical conclusion upheld for over a decade.
On the computing side, Qujing Technology disclosed that its daily Token supply has reached the trillion-to-two-trillion range, with single-unit efficiency up threefold and total capacity up more than 30-fold since the 2026 Spring Festival, driven by its self-developed 'computing-by-storage' technology.
The event outlined three clear commercialization paths for the AI industry: foundational layers focused on chips and computing, mid-tier expansion into physical-scene applications via edge devices and robots, and application-layer services.
