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WAIC 2026 Concludes in Shanghai, FanShi Showcases Full-Stack AI Infrastructure
The four-day 2026 World AI Conference (WAIC 2026) wrapped up in Shanghai on July 20. AI infrastructure company FanShi unveiled its full-stack AI cloud service matrix centered around the「Token Factory」system, and was named among the first batch of Global Trustworthy Industrial AI Solutions.
The 2026 World AI Conference and High-Level Meeting on Global AI Governance (WAIC 2026) concluded on July 20 in Shanghai after four days of events. The conference brought together cutting-edge AI technologies and industrial practice cases from around the world, with AI infrastructure company FanShi emerging as a notable exhibitor showcasing its full technology matrix.
FanShi demonstrated its full-stack AI cloud service system built around the「Token Factory」concept. The framework spans the complete loop from underlying compute scheduling, model production, to agent delivery — transforming scalable, reusable industrial AI productivity from concept into tangible capability.
At the infrastructure level, FanShi highlighted the HAMi heterogeneous compute unified scheduling platform and ModelHub XC domestic compute model adaptation platform. Both products address key pain points in domestic large-model deployment, including compute resource consolidation and model adaptation, attracting attention from government and enterprise visitors at the event.
On the intelligent application front, FanShi showcased its AGI platform Phanthy Pantheon and the self-evolving AI modeling tool PhanthyModel, designed to lower the barrier for model production. The cross-platform embodied agent framework PhanthyMotus, AI coding agent PhanthyCode, and AI film production platform PhanthyMovie were also on display, covering use cases from code development to embodied intelligence and content creation.
During the conference, FanShi was selected as a「Global Industrial AI Flagship Case」and named among the first batch of Global Trustworthy Industrial AI Solutions. The honor was witnessed by global dignitaries including a UN Under-Secretary-General, Brazil's Minister of Public Service Management and Innovation, and a Chinese Academy of Sciences academician, marking international recognition of FanShi's technical reliability and industrial deployment capabilities.
The conference underscored an accelerating shift of AI from technical breakthroughs toward industrial practice, with infrastructure platforms like the「Token Factory」system moving scalable AI production closer to reality.
Why it matters
FanShi's showcase at WAIC 2026 signals China's AI industry shift from model competition toward platform-based infrastructure and industrialized deployment.
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