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On November 6, during the 2026 Mobile Internet Conference, China Mobile announced the upgrade of the integrated Chinese-funded overseas digital intelligence service, strengthening the ability base for Chinese enterprises to go overseas with high quality digital intelligence. Li Huidi, Deputy General Manager of China Mobile, proposed a three-point initiative to promote the integration of domestic comparative advantages and global partner resources and jointly explore new space for digital intelligence overseas. The first is to jointly build an open and connected digital intelligence platform. Join hands with global industry partners to deepen international network connectivity and cooperation on computing power resources, and jointly improve the layout of domestic and foreign computing network infrastructure. Play the role of the MoMA international version as a platform to promote collaborative scheduling of heterogeneous computing power and effective matching between supply and demand. The second is to jointly explore deeply integrated industry applications. Collaborate with leading enterprises in the industry, ecological partners in the overseas industry, and AI models and application partners to jointly explore high-value scenarios starting from enterprise R&D, production, operation and customer service needs. Relying on the AI Hub, it gathers high-quality models and application resources at home and abroad, deepens multi-language adaptation, industry knowledge integration and application development, and promotes AI deep into business processes. The third is to jointly build a mutually beneficial and win-win global ecosystem. Relying on platforms such as the “Gathering Star Project”, we will strengthen collaboration in the digital intelligence industry at home and abroad, and integrate joint innovation, market expansion and service delivery.
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On November 6, during the 2026 Mobile Internet Conference, China Mobile announced the upgrade of the integrated Chinese-funded overseas digital intelligence service, strengthening the ability base for Chinese enterprises to go overseas with high quality digital intelligence. Li Huidi, Deputy General Manager of China Mobile, proposed a three-point initiative to promote the integration of domestic comparative advantages and global partner resources and jointly explore new space for digital intelligence overseas. The first is to jointly build an open and connected digital intelligence platform. Join hands with global industry partners to deepen international network connectivity and cooperation on computing power resources, and jointly improve the layout of domestic and foreign computing network infrastructure. Play the role of the MoMA international version as a platform to promote collaborative scheduling of heterogeneous computing power and effective matching between supply and demand. The second is to jointly explore deeply integrated industry applications. Collaborate with leading enterprises in the industry, ecological partners in the overseas industry, and AI models and application partners to jointly explore high-value scenarios starting from enterprise R&D, production, operation and customer service needs. Relying on the AI Hub, it gathers high-quality models and application resources at home and abroad, deepens multi-language adaptation, industry knowledge integration and application development, and promotes AI deep into business processes. The third is to jointly build a mutually beneficial and win-win global ecosystem. Relying on platforms such as the “Gathering Star Project” to strengthen domestic and foreign digital intelligence industry collaboration, and integrate joint innovation, market expansion and service delivery.
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