From July 18 to 20, the 2026 World Artificial Intelligence Conference, under the theme “Intelligent Partners, Co-creating the Future,” highlighted the core trend of the AI industry: moving from technological concepts toward large-scale implementation and from standalone products to end-to-end collaborative ecosystems. During the event, SIXUNITED sealed three strategic partnerships, collaborating with China Telecom, Kunlun Yuan, and Yuanxing Technology, covering three key areas—communication‑computing infrastructure, large‑model inference optimization, and edge‑side intelligent systems—and simultaneously unveiled several commercial products, including enterprise AI workstations and native Agent AI tablets. Leveraging its full-stack AI infrastructure service capabilities, SIXUNITED has established a seamless end-to-end deployment pipeline, spanning underlying computing power, terminal hardware, intelligent agent systems, and vertical‑industry applications.

In partnership with China Telecom

Jointly build a localized AI infrastructure ecosystem for enterprises.
As a leading integrated telecommunications service provider in China, China Telecom boasts a nationwide smart cloud network infrastructure, a comprehensive government‑and‑enterprise service system, and an extensive network of enterprise customer channels. With end-to-end capabilities spanning network transmission, cloud‑based computing resource orchestration, and on‑premises delivery, it can offer enterprise‑grade AI devices reliable connectivity, remote operations and maintenance, and large‑scale channel coverage.

On the evening of July 18, during WAIC 2026, at the “Smart Cloud Shanghai, Smart Benefits for the Whole City” ecosystem co‑construction salon hosted by China Telecom Shanghai, SIXUNITED made a major appearance as a core ecosystem partner and, together with Memory Tensor, jointly unveiled the AiForce Station enterprise‑grade local AI workstation. SIXUNITED Chairman Cao Yalian, General Manager of the Commercial Customer Department of China Telecom Shanghai, Xu Liang, and the founder and CEO of Memory Tensor took to the stage to jointly launch the AiForce Station unveiling ceremony.

SIXUNITED Chairman Cao Yalian (left), General Manager of the Commercial Customer Department of China Telecom Shanghai, Xu Liang (center), and Chairman of Memory Tensor, Xiong Feiyu (right)

At the press conference, China Telecom unveiled a three‑part enterprise AI implementation framework—“memory as the AI’s soul, hardware as its physical body, and an intelligent cloud network enabling ubiquitous connectivity.” AiForce Station is the tangible embodiment of this vision. The complete solution boasts a total cost of ownership (TCO) of just RMB 70,000 over three years, significantly lowering the barrier to deploying private‑cloud large models for small and medium‑sized enterprises. The product integrates six‑in‑one all‑in‑one hardware capabilities and a memory‑tensor‑based memory system, backed by China Telecom’s nationwide FDE team, which provides on‑site deployment and long‑term operations and maintenance services. Enterprises can deploy private knowledge bases and industry‑specific intelligent agents without needing to build their own AI technical teams.

In tandem, China Telecom, together with SIXUNITED and several other industry-chain partners, officially launched the “Smart Cloud for Soil, AI for Life” ecosystem cooperation alliance. As a core representative of the hardware layer, SIXUNITED participated in the alliance’s launch, seamlessly integrating hardware, computing power, networking, and operations into a unified delivery chain for government and enterprise clients.

In this collaboration, both parties have fully leveraged their respective strengths: SIXUNITED provides standardized, mass‑producible AI hardware platforms, while China Telecom has opened up its nationwide government and enterprise channels along with its intelligent cloud network resources. Together, they are building a lightweight, cost‑effective end-to-end solution for on‑premises enterprise computing power, thereby broadening the path to widespread access to industrial AI.

Hand in hand with Kunlun Meta

Upgrade the edge-side large model inference solution
Kunlun Yuan possesses comprehensive, in-house R&D capabilities spanning the entire AGI stack. It has developed the Kllmq high-performance inference engine, which boosts on-device large-model inference efficiency by 3% to 27%, while also supporting the development of multimodal large models and general-purpose intelligent agent engines—providing core technical underpinning for running large models on edge devices.

Huang Xue (left), head of the Kunlun Yuan Ecological Development Center, and Ding Zhan (right), general manager of the SIXUNITED Sales Center.

At the WAIC exhibition, Huang Xue, head of the KunlunMeta Ecosystem Development Center, and Ding Zhan, general manager of the SIXUNITED Sales Center, signed a strategic framework agreement. The two parties will jointly develop the Agent Pad smart tablet terminal, which features deep integration of Kunlun Yuan’s Kllmq inference optimization technology, specifically addressing industry-wide challenges such as high GPU memory usage, interactive latency, and multi-modal inference stuttering on edge devices. Moving forward, the two sides will also collaborate to create more types of Agent PC products, including high-performance Agent workstations and distributed intelligent computing servers.

The two parties have achieved deep technological integration: KUNLUNYUAN provides core technologies in large-scale models, inference acceleration, and intelligent agent infrastructure, while SIXUNITED offers complete machine architecture, thermal management design, and scalable mass-production delivery capabilities. Together, they are building high-performance edge computing systems with deep software-hardware coupling, delivering end-to-end private‑cloud training and inference solutions tailored for compute‑intensive applications such as finance, industrial design, and scientific research.

Partnering with Yuanxing AI

Building a Native Agent AI Terminal
Yuanxing Technology focuses on edge‑side AI system technologies. Its self‑developed YX Agentic OS is an operating‑system‑level infrastructure designed for the AI Agent era, endowing terminal devices with native agent capabilities for autonomous understanding and multi‑process, sequential execution. By transcending the limitations of traditional single‑application interaction, it serves as the core software foundation for consumer‑ and office‑oriented agent‑enabled terminals.

Ding Zhan, General Manager of the SIXUNITED Sales Center (left), and Zhang Xuping, Product Director and Head of AI Business at Yuanxing Technology (right)

On July 18, Zhang Xuping, Director of Product at Yuanxing Technology and head of the AI business, and Ding Zhan, General Manager of the Sales Center at SIXUNITED, signed a strategic framework agreement at WAIC. Taking the Agent tablet as their first product platform, the two parties will deeply integrate YX Agentic OS with SIXUNITED’s hardware solution capabilities, establishing a seamless end-to-end pathway from “edge‑side AI system—hardware solutions—mass production.” In advancing this collaboration, SIXUNITED will incorporate system requirements right from the hardware definition stage—chip selection, interface configuration, and thermal design will all be aligned with the operating system’s capabilities—ensuring that the system defines the hardware rather than adapting the hardware to an already finalized system.

Based on the strategic plan, the collaboration between the two parties will expand from AI tablets to AI PCs, servers, AIoT devices, and domestically developed computing platforms, creating a comprehensive product portfolio that spans from personal devices to industrial equipment.

Anchor the WAIC industry trends

Co-building a long-term, symbiotic AI ecosystem
As a full-stack AI infrastructure service provider, SIXUNITED simultaneously assumes the triple roles of hardware ODM, software ISV, and project SI. It has independently developed the SIXCLAW AI OS as a unified underlying platform, seamlessly handling foundational tasks such as computing power scheduling, model compatibility, and security compliance. This enables the creation of a universal adaptation platform across all industries: software vendors can complete hardware adaptation in just 1–2 weeks, allowing them to focus on industry-specific scenarios; communication and computing partners can swiftly package end-to-end delivery solutions; and end customers can directly obtain out-of-the-box AI solutions. By reducing adaptation and delivery costs throughout the entire industrial chain, this approach fosters a positive feedback loop, achieving win-win outcomes for the entire ecosystem.

This tripartite collaboration precisely aligns with WAIC’s two major industry pillars: the comprehensive deployment of AI across end devices and the shift in industrial competition toward full‑chain collaboration. SIXUNITED’s AI product portfolio spans all categories, including AI PCs, AI workstations, AI NAS devices, and AI servers. Its entire lineup supports mainstream domestic and international chips and offers private‑deployment options. Backed by seven R&D centers and an intelligent manufacturing base, SIXUNITED boasts scalable AI innovation capabilities, enabling it to swiftly bring standardized mass‑produced products to market in the short term. In the long run, we will continue to expand our ecosystem in partnership with the three parties, collaborate with more ISVs and channel partners, and iteratively enhance our software and hardware platform, driving the deep integration of AI into real‑world business applications across thousands of industries.

WAIC 2026 signals that the industry’s golden age for Agent terminals is just around the corner; only by establishing a seamless end-to-end ecosystem in advance can one secure a solid foothold in this era of rapid change. Looking ahead, SIXUNITED will continue to collaborate with computing power platform partners such as Intel and AMD, large-scale model developers, ISVs, and channel partners nationwide, constantly iterating its standardized Agent hardware and underlying software platform, thereby continuously lowering the barrier to deploying native intelligence across industries and bringing autonomous, efficient Agent terminals into every office and every enterprise.