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中文(ZH) 算力的尽头,不是更多算力——全球顶尖科学家7月18日聚首上海,共议AI时代的“未来计算”

AI's compute crunch: Scientists to explore quantum, space, and green solutions at Shanghai forum

Top scientists and industry leaders will convene in Shanghai on July 18, 2026, for the "Future Computing, Future Computing Power" forum at the World Artificial Intelligence Conference. The event aims to address the escalating demand for computational power in AI, which is straining current infrastructure. Discussions will focus on paradigm shifts in computing, including quantum computing, space-based computing, green energy integration, system-algorithm co-optimization, and the development of computing power networks and economies. AI

IMPACT This forum will explore fundamental shifts in computing infrastructure needed to support future AI advancements, potentially influencing long-term AI development strategies.

RANK_REASON The article discusses an upcoming conference and its themes, rather than a specific release or event.

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AI's compute crunch: Scientists to explore quantum, space, and green solutions at Shanghai forum

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