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MIIT releases plan on “millisecond computing” to supercharge AI infrastructure

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What happened: On October 16, China's telecoms regulator (MIIT) released a new plan to pilot "millisecond computing" networks in selected cities.
In short: The plan aims to upgrade backbone network infrastructure in key urban centers to increase data transfer speeds and lower latency, particularly b...



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