AI firm launches development plan at Shanghai conference
Shanghai-based artificial intelligence company Infinigence AI launched its Agentic Infra strategic plan at the 2026 World AI Conference in the city.
Xia Lixue, co-founder and CEO of Infinigence AI, said that the current AI infrastructure must serve a larger scale for efficiency.
The company's Agentic Infra strategic plan deals with its computing power distribution center, Token factory and AI productivity store. The computing power distribution center is an autonomous infrastructure platform, the Token factory is a large model service platform, while the AI productivity store offers industry solutions.
Infinigence AI has collaborated with China Telecom to complete the first large-scale cross domain hybrid training between clusters in Hami, Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region and Shenzhen, Guangdong province. By connecting four GPU clusters of different generations and models, and jointly training nearly 10 billion parameter large models, the collaborative performance of the four clusters has been improved by 41 percent, according to the company.
The company said they secured interoperability and hybrid training between local private clusters and public cloud computing power, with an overall performance improvement of 68 percent, helping many enterprise customers solve the pain point of mismatch between insufficient local computing power and idle cloud resources.
"In the future, we will continuously expand the support scale of cross domain computing resources, to support the online evolution of the next generation Agentic AI," Xia said.
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