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AI Risks October 16, 2025 · scmp.com

Ant Group explores AI inference framework that is 10 times faster than Nvidia's solution

The new framework, built for diffusion language models, highlights China's focus on algorithmic breakthroughs to bridge the gap with AI leaders.

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