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Beijing releases action plan to develop 'word元 economy' with a high-standard 'word元 factory'

Beijing released the 2026–2028 Action Plan for accelerating the development of the word元 economy, detailing high-standard word元 factories, distribution platforms as part of new infrastructure, and a broad expansion of use cases across industries. The plan includes ten measures spanning factory construction, core technology R&D, quality evaluation, distribution platforms, intelligent agents, software ecosystems, overseas capabilities, data ontology, and training, with key technical indicators such as model adaptation quantity, word元 throughput, latency, cache hit rate, and PUE. It also envisions international collaboration and multilingual deployments through Belt and Road markets and global digital economy initiatives.

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Beijing releases action plan to develop 'word元 economy' with a high-standard 'word元 factory'
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  1. 01Date of release: September 18 (新华社报道).
  2. 02Plan horizon: 2026–2028, with ten listed initiatives to accelerate word元 economy.
  3. 03Key targets include standardized word元 factories with evaluation criteria covering model adaptation, throughput, latency, cache hit rate, and PUE; and optimization of land, energy, and communications resources.
  4. 04Encourages cross-sector collaboration to expand intelligent agent applications in information, business, and life services, focusing on manufacturing, science, biomedicine, and education.
  5. 05Plans for international collaboration: open-source model adaptation, intelligent agent deployment, toolchains, and multilingual word元 technology solutions; leverage Belt and Road markets and global digital economy networks.

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