Tech leaders announce new AI infrastructure and agent security strategies

At a strategic conference in Zhengzhou, Unisplendour Computer announced its transition toward becoming a provider of domestic full-stack AI computing infrastructure and solutions. The company aims to bridge the gap in the domestic AI industry by focusing on AI-native edge terminals—including AI PCs, workstations, and servers—and providing full-lifecycle intelligent computing services, ranging from cluster construction to long-term operations.

Parallel to these infrastructure developments, the 28th China International Software Expo highlighted the role of intelligent agents in reshaping software productivity. Qi Xiangdong, Chairman of Qi An Xin Group, emphasized that while intelligent agents can automate coding, data processing, and supply chain management, they introduce significant security risks. To mitigate threats such as data exposure and system black-boxing, he proposed a multi-layered security framework involving strict management of permissions, data, and auditing to ensure AI-driven efficiency remains secure and trustworthy.