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Hygon Information debuts Agent to Token open computing architecture
On August 27, 2026, Hygon Information debuted the "Agent to Token open computing architecture" at the 2026 Big Data Expo. According to Electronic Technology Application, the architecture relies on CPU and DCU dual-chip collaboration and the open interconnect protocol HSL to bring Agent scheduling and token generation into a unified computing architecture: the CPU handles data preprocessing, multi-agent sandbox isolation, task orchestration and decision-making, tiered memory storage, and vector database retrieval, while the DCU is responsible for batch decoding, KV cache optimization, preprocessing acceleration, and long-sequence support. Hygon Information said it will work with system integrators, software, and industry partners to advance product adaptation. No further progress has been disclosed so far.
On August 27, 2026, Hygon Information debuted the "Agent to Token open computing architecture" at the 2026 Big Data Expo. According to Electronic Technology Application, the architecture relies on CPU and DCU dual-chip collaboration and the open interconnect protocol HSL to bring Agent scheduling and token generation into a unified computing architecture: the CPU handles data preprocessing, multi-agent sandbox isolation, task orchestration and decision-making, tiered memory storage, and vector d
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Hygon Information Technology debuts Agent to Token open computing architecture
On August 27, 2026, Hygon Information debuted the "Agent to Token open computing architecture" at the 2026 Big Data Expo. According to Electronic Technology Application, the architecture relies on CPU and DCU dual-chip collaboration and the open interconnect protocol HSL to bring Agent scheduling and token generation into a unified computing architecture: the CPU handles data preprocessing, multi-agent sandbox isolation, task orchestration and decision-making, tiered memory storage, and vector database retrieval, while the DCU is responsible for batch decoding, KV cache optimization, preprocessing acceleration, and long-sequence support. Hygon Information said it will work with system integrators, software, and industry partners to advance product adaptation. No further progress has been disclosed so far.
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