MIIT

Saidou Tech

2026-10-20 08:02:48

Saidou Tech’s AIVA ME7 appears in China MIIT filing

Saidou Tech’s first vehicle, the AIVA ME7, has appeared in the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology’s 412th batch of new vehicle filing notices, according to Techub News. The model is described as a mid-to-large pure electric SUV, with a body length close to 5 meters and a wheelbase of more than 3 meters. It will be offered in both a single-motor version rated at 270 kW and a dual-motor version rated at 420 kW, and uses ternary lithium batteries supplied by CATL. The vehicle had previously made its global debut in Paris. Saidou Tech has framed the model around an “AI-defined car” concept, and the company had earlier said its full product lineup would target the mainstream market priced above 200,000 yuan. The original report cited Quantum Bit.

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Nvidia

2026-09-28 22:03:20

Report says China may ease restrictions to allow more Nvidia chips for domestic AI firms

China is considering loosening restrictions to let its large artificial intelligence companies import millions of Nvidia chips that are currently banned over the next year, according to a Techub report citing The Information. The report said the discussion is taking place against the backdrop of a recent summit between Chinese and U.S. leaders. It also said China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has asked Alibaba and ByteDance to submit plans for purchasing Nvidia RTX Pro 5500 chips. Those plans are expected to spell out how the chips would be deployed in servers to support strong domestic demand for AI models. Ars Technica AI was cited in the item as well. The source material did not provide further details on timing beyond the next year, the scale of any individual company orders, or whether any policy change has been finalized.

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Policy Regula

2026-09-14 23:31:23

China reports 7.5% M2 growth in August as ministries roll out industrial and payment policy signals

China released a dense set of policy and market developments on Sept. 14, led by the People’s Bank of China’s August 2026 financial data. Broad money supply, or M2, reached 356.81 trillion yuan at the end of August, up 7.5% year over year and down 0.2 percentage point from the prior month. M1 stood at 115.77 trillion yuan, up 4.1%, while M0 rose 11.2%. Aggregate social financing added 23.91 trillion yuan in the first eight months of 2026, 2.64 trillion yuan less than a year earlier. Experts cited in the source said total credit expansion remained broadly aligned with nominal economic growth, though financing structure had shifted toward faster bond and equity financing growth and slower loan growth. The same day, China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology held a meeting on industrial operations and planning for 2027, calling for stronger demand support, progress on major projects in the 15th Five-Year Plan period, industrial upgrading, and faster development and application of artificial intelligence. Other ministries also moved on consumer and payment policy. The Ministry of Commerce and seven other departments issued an action plan to boost smart home consumption, while regulators including SASAC, MIIT, SAMR, and the CSRC outlined steps to address delayed payments to small and medium-sized enterprises, including cash-payment requirements, tighter disclosure, and penalties for disguised extensions of payment terms.

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AI computing

2026-09-08 06:46:58

China Plans to Quadruple AI Computing Power by 2030

China's MIIT has released the 15th Five-Year Plan for the information and communication industry, setting a target of 9800 EFLOPS for national intelligent computing power by 2030. Current smart computing scale is about 2450 EFLOPS, requiring a roughly fourfold increase. The plan includes deploying clusters with 10,000+ accelerators and boosting domestic chip adoption. 52 facilities with over 10,000 accelerators are already built. Total investment target for information infrastructure is 3.8 trillion yuan.

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intelligent c

2026-09-08 06:51:34

China's MIIT Sets 2030 AI Computing Power Target at 9800 EFLOPS in 15th Five-Year Plan

China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) has released the 15th Five-Year Plan for the information and communication industry, targeting 9800 EFLOPS of national intelligent computing power by 2030, roughly 6.2 times the 2025 baseline of 1590 EFLOPS. The National Data Administration reported that the country's intelligent computing scale reached around 2450 EFLOPS (FP16) by end-July, requiring a fourfold expansion. MIIT's June data showed 2185 EFLOPS, up 177% YoY. The plan calls for orderly deployment of 10,000-card and 100,000-card intelligent computing clusters, inference computing for various scenarios, and increased adaptation of domestic AI chips. Currently, 52 facilities with over 10,000 cards have been built. The plan also sets a cumulative investment target of 3.8 trillion yuan for information infrastructure in the sector, which includes communication networks and is not solely for AI.

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artificial in

2026-09-04 07:10:34

China's MIIT Releases AI SME Entrepreneurship Support Plan (2026-2028)

The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) has issued the "AI SME Entrepreneurship Support Plan (2026-2028)", which aims to cultivate over 10,000 new technology and innovation-oriented SMEs, exceed 2,000 specialized and new "little giant" enterprises, and foster a batch of gazelle and unicorn companies in key areas such as industry applications, data services, and intelligent computing. The plan also includes high-standard construction of 10 technology enterprise incubators, 10 national SME public service demonstration platforms, and 10 national-level SME characteristic industry clusters. This initiative is expected to continuously boost the innovation vitality of AI SMEs and form a pattern of AI empowering high-quality SME development.

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Nubia

2026-09-01 11:03:27

Nubia NaviX Ultra Gets MIIT Network Access Permit, 'Doubao Phone' to Launch in September

ZTE's Nubia NaviX Ultra has officially obtained the network access license from China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT), completing the full compliance process from large model filing to terminal network access. This marks the world's first AI agent smartphone moving from concept validation to commercial deployment. The device, equipped with the 'Doubao' phone assistant, is positioned as a mass-produced flagship and is scheduled to go on sale in September.

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Nubia

2026-09-01 11:31:00

Nubia 'Doubao Phone' Gen 2 Gets China Network Access, Launching in September

Nubia's NaviX Ultra, co-developed with Doubao, has obtained network access license from MIIT, positioning as the world's first mass-produced AI agent smartphone. Available in four colors and featuring an AI physical button, the phone uses lens modules from Sunny Optical and its Doubao large model has been registered for on-device generative AI.

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