Lianshang Group Named Among Shanghai's First Computing Power Ecosystem Partners
Lianshang Group has become one of Shanghai's first 38 computing power ecosystem partners as an application provider.
The selection was launched to strengthen the Shanghai computing-power monitoring and scheduling platform and the Yangtze River Delta (Shanghai) computing-power interconnection platform, promoting resource interconnection, efficient scheduling, inclusive application and industrial collaboration, according to the report. It covers the whole computing power industry chain and includes three types of partners: computing suppliers, computing application parties and platform co-builders. Following an expert review, 12 suppliers, 18 application parties and 8 platform co-builders were identified. Application parties must have clear computing needs and plans for technical R&D and scenario building, and are expected to rent computing power and call models through relevant platforms for continued innovation.
Lianshang Group's selection reflects its sustained efforts in computing application, AI product innovation and multi-scenario deployment, the report said. The company has been building around large models, AI-native applications, smart hardware and intelligent computing to move AI from research to products and services, including social networking, audio-visual, literature and services for elderly people.
One product, KouXin, is an AI social application for close social networks that integrates multimodal large models and intelligent agents to support scenarios such as emotional needs and professional consultation. Another, Haoling AI, is aimed at elderly users and provides old photo restoration, dynamic image generation and creative portrait creation, with age-friendly features like dialect recognition to help seniors record life, express emotions and take part in digital content creation.
Xu Peng, CEO of Lianshang Group, said in the report that being selected in the first batch will help the group strengthen computing resource coordination, promote AI product R&D and expand application scenarios, and that enterprises also need a more open and efficient computing ecosystem.
The 38 partners span resource supply, platform construction and industry application, according to the report. Shanghai will conduct supply-demand matching for the first batch and give policy or financial support to eligible partners based on the effectiveness of actual cooperation.