WAIC 2026: Yidian Smart Computing Cloud Showcases Full-Stack AI Capabilities for National Pilot Base

During the 2026 World Artificial Intelligence Conference (WAIC), Yidian Smart Computing Cloud showcased its full-stack service capabilities for the construction of China's national AI application pilot base, according to a report from QbitAI. The demonstration was announced as one of the conference's major outcomes.

Yidian has been deeply involved in the construction and operation of the national AI pilot base, providing end-to-end technical support spanning from underlying computing infrastructure to upper-layer algorithm platforms. The pilot base is positioned to bridge the critical gap between AI research in the lab and large-scale industrial applications.

The full-stack capabilities cover computing resource scheduling and management, model deployment and optimization, data processing and cleaning, as well as application system integration. This dual role makes Yidian both an infrastructure builder and a technical service provider for the project.

The development signals that domestic Chinese AI cloud service providers are transitioning from pure computing resource rental toward offering end-to-end AI solutions. The national AI pilot base project plays a vital role in lowering engineering barriers for AI deployment and accelerating AI integration with traditional industries.

As China pushes forward with AI empowerment of the real economy, the pilot base serves as a critical hub connecting the innovation chain with the industrial chain. Yidian's full-stack capability demonstration offers a technical reference model for similar projects nationwide.