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On October 14, 2026, the Artificial Intelligence Research Institute of the China Academy of Information and Communications Technology (CAICT), together with the On-Device Intelligence Working Group of the Artificial Intelligence Industry Alliance (AIIA), and Huawei, ZTE, vivo, Haier, StepFun, ModelBest, Dahua Technology and other organizations released the "On-Device Intelligence Industry Development Report (2026)." The report defines on-device intelligence as a primarily local, device-cloud collaborative form of integrated intelligence, focusing on key technologies such as model lightweighting, heterogeneous hardware integration, foundational software, agents, device-cloud collaboration, and security and trustworthiness. The report also outlines native product forms such as personal intelligence, spatial intelligence, mobile intelligence, industry intelligence nodes, and embodied intelligence, as well as application scenarios including consumer entertainment, smart homes, smart offices, smart mobility, and smart health. The report has now been publicly released, and no further developments have been disclosed.
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CAICT, together with Huawei, vivo, StepFun and others, releases the "Device-Side Intelligent Industry Development Report (2026)"
The Institute of Artificial Intelligence of CAICT, together with the Device-Side Intelligence Group of the Artificial Intelligence Industry Development Alliance of China, and Huawei, ZTE, vivo, Haier, StepFun, ModelBest, Dahua Technology and other organizations, released the "Device-Side Intelligent Industry Development Report (2026)". The report defines device-side intelligence as a fused intelligence form that is primarily local and features device-cloud collaboration, focusing on key technologies such as model lightweighting, heterogeneous hardware integration, foundational software, agents, device-cloud collaboration, and security and trustworthiness. The report also outlines native product forms such as personal intelligence, spatial intelligence, mobile intelligence, industry intelligence nodes and embodied intelligence, as well as application scenarios such as consumer entertainment, smart home, smart office, smart mobility and smart health.