IOTE EXPO CHINA

lOTE 2027 The 26th International Internet of Things Exhibition-Shenzhen

2027.09.01-03 | Shenzhen World Exhibition & Convention Center (Bao’an District), Guangdong Province, China

Intelligent Terminals, Collective Intelligence, and a New Era of Tokens | 2026 Intelligent Computing Terminals × Token Economy Industry Development Forum

On August 28, 2026, the 2026 Intelligent Computing Terminals and Token Economy Industry Development Forum, themed Powering Intelligent Terminals, Unlocking the Potential of Tokens, was held at Shannon Hall (Hall 12), Shenzhen World Exhibition & Convention Center (Bao’an).

The forum brought together leading experts and industry representatives from academia and business to explore key topics including innovation in intelligent computing terminals, the development of the Token economy ecosystem, and AI security and privacy protection. Through in-depth discussions, participants examined emerging pathways for high-quality growth in the artificial intelligence industry.

The forum opened with remarks by Ren Tiemin, Specially Appointed Research Fellow at the Research Center for Rural Economy, Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs of China. He congratulated the organizers on the event and noted that the deep integration of AI technologies with the real economy has become a key driver of industrial transformation and upgrading. He encouraged participants to use the forum as an opportunity to build consensus, deepen collaboration, and contribute their expertise to the healthy development of the intelligent computing industry and the Token economy.

Keynote Presentations | Exploring New Frontiers in Intelligent Computing

The keynote session featured a series of presentations offering forward-looking perspectives and practical insights into the development of intelligent computing and the Token economy.

Peng Shaoliang, Deputy Director of the National Supercomputing Center in Changsha, Changjiang Scholar, and Professor and Doctoral Supervisor at Hunan University, delivered a presentation titled “Integrating Computing and Energy, Taking Computing Power Global: Open-Source AI Foundation Model Agents and Their Applications.”

He explored the technological advantages of integrated computing and energy systems, as well as the application potential and future development of open-source AI foundation model agents. His presentation outlined an emerging pathway toward full-stack integration across supercomputing and intelligent computing.

Zhang Yinqian, Professor at Southern University of Science and Technology and ACM Distinguished Scientist, presented “Token Privacy: Privacy Risks and Security Protection in Large Model Inference.”

He examined the risks of privacy leakage during large model inference and outlined targeted approaches to security protection. His presentation highlighted the importance of privacy safeguards in building a secure and trustworthy AI ecosystem.

Industry representatives also shared their latest achievements and practical experience in AI applications.

He Xiaojiang, General Manager of Huazi, a subsidiary of Sitong Group, and Founder and CEO of Shen Guanjia AI Digital Employees, delivered a presentation titled “Shen Guanjia AI Digital Employees: Fewer Tokens, More Work Done.”

He demonstrated how AI digital employees can help businesses reduce costs and improve operational efficiency, illustrating a practical approach to enterprise intelligent transformation in the Token economy.

Mai Qiang, Chief Digitalization and AI Officer of China Great Wall Technology Group Co., Ltd., presented “AI-Powered Innovation in the Xinchuang Ecosystem: A Blueprint for Intelligent Industry Security.”

Taking a strategic perspective on security in China’s information technology application innovation (Xinchuang) ecosystem, he explored the role of AI in building a secure, autonomous, and controllable intelligent industrial ecosystem.

Zhang Yu, Head of Computing Solutions at Inspur Electronic Information Industry Co., Ltd., delivered a presentation titled “From Computing Power to Productivity: Building the Infrastructure for the Agent Era.”

Drawing on Inspur’s experience in computing infrastructure development, he shared the company’s technological capabilities and practical innovations, exploring how computing infrastructure can evolve to support the rapid development and deployment of AI agents.

Liu Chunyang, CEO of Zhongheng Zhihui Digital Technology, presented “Building a New AI Silk Road for Global Tokenization and Cross-Border Financial Infrastructure.”

He explored the potential of AI in cross-border financial infrastructure and outlined emerging opportunities for innovation and international expansion. His presentation offered a forward-looking vision for Chinese AI companies seeking to expand into global markets.

As foundation models and AI agent technologies continue to evolve, computing power is becoming an increasingly important driver of the digital economy. Meanwhile, the Token economy is emerging as a new model for measuring and allocating value in the AI era, with the potential to reshape industrial ecosystems and business models.

The successful forum provided a platform for knowledge exchange and industry collaboration, while adding momentum to the international development of Shenzhen’s AI industry. As intelligent computing terminal technologies continue to advance and the Token economy ecosystem matures, the AI industry is poised to unlock even broader opportunities.

2026 AGIC & GERX Shannon Hall Forum Series Concludes Successfully

The 2026 AGIC & GERX Shannon Hall Forum Series has successfully concluded. Across five specialized forums, the program explored five key areas: embodied robotics, computing collaboration, world models, AI for social governance, and intelligent computing terminals and the Token economy.

Bringing together expertise from industry, academia, and research institutions, the series facilitated the exchange of ideas, explored pathways toward real-world technology applications, and provided a valuable platform for collaboration and innovation across the AI industry.

Building on the success of this series, Shannon Hall will continue to support innovation across the AI value chain, promoting the integration of breakthroughs in core technologies with practical applications.

The 2027 AGIC & GERX Shannon Hall Forum Series will return next year, continuing to focus on emerging industry trends, bring together innovation leaders, and explore new opportunities in artificial intelligence. Together, the industry will move forward in shaping the future of intelligent technologies.