The 2026 China Internet Conference will be held, focusing on core topics such as the industrialization of AI, the interconnection and interoperability of computing power, and the marketization of data elements.
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The 2026 Open Computing Technology Conference will be held in Beijing on July 9th.
Mars Finance reported on July 3rd that the 2026 Open Computing Technology Conference (OCTS 2026) will be held in Beijing on July 9th. The conference will feature one main forum and six technical sub-forums, focusing on cutting-edge topics such as data center infrastructure, computing-power collaboration, sustainable computing, open system design, GW-level open intelligent computing centers, and intelligent computing firmware ecosystem. The aim is to foster exchange and discussion on promoting cutting-edge innovation in AI computing infrastructure. (Wide-angle observation)
The 2026 China (Nanjing) Embossed Intelligent Robot Industry Exhibition will be held from July 10th to 12th.
According to Mars Finance, the China (Nanjing) Embossed Intelligent Robot Industry Exhibition will be held in Nanjing from July 10th to 12th, 2026. The exhibition is expected to attract over 450 domestic and international exhibitors and over 35,000 professional visitors. From core components (sensors, actuators, AI chips) to complete systems (humanoid robots, service robots, special-purpose robots), and industry solutions, it constructs a complete ecosystem of "technology-product-application". (Cailian Press)
Tang Wenkan, Director of the Shanghai Municipal Commission of Economy and Information Technology: The Pudong Zhangjiang sub-venue of this year's World Artificial Intelligence Conference focuses on showcasing AI chips and core products.
According to Mars Finance, at 10:00 AM today, the Shanghai Municipal Government held a press conference. Tang Wenkan, Director of the Shanghai Municipal Commission of Economy and Informatization, stated that the World Artificial Intelligence Conference has been successfully held for eight consecutive years, with over 8,000 top AI experts and industry leaders participating and more than 3,000 leading domestic and international companies exhibiting, leading the global AI trend. This year's conference will be held across the city, concentrated in four pavilions across three locations: Pudong Expo Center, Zhangjiang, and Xuhui West Bund. The Pudong Expo Center will primarily host the main forum and over 100 industry forums; the Expo Exhibition Center will mainly handle exhibitions; the Xuhui West Bund sub-venue will focus on smart terminals and "AI + entertainment" experiences; and the Pudong Zhangjiang sub-venue will focus on showcasing AI chips and cutting-edge products. (Cailian Press)
The Cyberspace Administration of China has launched the first phase of its "Clean Internet: Rectifying the Chaos in AI Applications" special campaign.
According to BlockBeats, on July 6th, the "Clean Up the Internet: Rectifying the Chaos in AI Applications" campaign, launched in April 2026, has focused on addressing various issues in AI applications, including failure to fulfill registration obligations for large-scale models, insufficient security and filtering capabilities of AI platforms, AI data poisoning, and inadequate implementation of labeling for generated and synthesized content. The Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) has deployed local cyberspace administration departments to further advance the first phase of key rectification tasks and established a "Special Reporting Area for AI Application Chaos" to specifically accept public reports. With the joint efforts of all parties, the first phase has resulted in the handling of over 14,000 AI products, including illegal websites, applications, and intelligent agents; the removal of over 6 million pieces of illegal and irregular information; the handling of over 26,000 accounts; and the removal of over 1,300 illegal AI products and 9 illegal open-source datasets. Positive progress has been made in all aspects of the work.
The "AI+" OPC Supply and Demand Ecosystem Matching Conference was held in Zhuhai.
According to Mars Finance, the opening ceremony of the Greater Bay Area Industry Accelerator Camp and the "AI+" OPC Supply and Demand Ecosystem Matching Conference were held on the afternoon of July 2nd at the Zhuhai Huafa International Industrial Park. Witnessed by over 130 industry experts and representatives from government departments, investment institutions, and AI companies, the Greater Bay Area Industry Accelerator Camp was officially launched. This program focuses on fields such as artificial intelligence, integrated circuits, biomedicine, and new materials. Through four modules—qualification cultivation, technology matching, scenario transformation, and Hong Kong and Macao collaboration—it regularly holds high-tech enterprise cultivation, special matchmaking sessions, scenario releases, and the "Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Entrepreneurship Tour" throughout the year, providing full-cycle support. During the enterprise order capacity release session, five smart health companies, including Huazhishu Group and Xiaosuan Intelligent, and seven OPC artificial intelligence companies, including Shuying Zhike and Qiji Technology, took the stage to showcase their mature products and order-taking capabilities in sub-sectors such as AI vision, digital humans, and intelligent systems, fully demonstrating the diverse vitality of the Greater Bay Area's AI industry. (Cailian Press)
The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) and the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) held the 10th China-Singapore Securities and Futures Regulatory Roundtable.
Odaily Odaily reports that the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) and the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) successfully held the 10th China-Singapore Securities and Futures Regulatory Roundtable in Singapore. CSRC Vice Chairman Liu Haoling and MAS Deputy Governor Ho Heng Sin attended the meeting and delivered speeches. Both sides reviewed the practical achievements in capital market cooperation between the two countries in recent years, including strengthening China-Singapore index cooperation, deepening China-Singapore ETF connectivity, and enhancing securities regulatory cooperation. Both sides engaged in extensive and in-depth exchanges on the latest developments in their respective market reforms and development, capital market operations and regulatory enforcement in the context of cutting-edge technologies, and cross-border business development and regulation in the securities and futures industry. More than 40 people, including Lim Duanli, Assistant Governor of the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), officials from the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) and the MAS, and representatives from both stock exchanges, participated in the meeting both in person and online. (Jinshi)