ZTE Unveils Comprehensive AI Solutions for Token Operations at MWC Shanghai 2026

ZTE Unveils Comprehensive AI Solutions at MWC Shanghai 2026

On June 27, 2026, at the MWC Shanghai 2026, ZTE Corporation unveiled its extensive capabilities in artificial intelligence, signaling a significant advancement in the era of token operations. The company introduced solutions designed to enhance the efficiency of tokens and reduce operational costs through a deeply integrated synergistic approach, involving multiple technological elements. With 41 years of engineering expertise, ZTE presented its groundbreaking SuperPod solution, a highly economical inference tool, and an AIDC solution that maximizes energy efficiency.

The concept of token efficiency is set to be the cornerstone of competitive advantage in this new age of inference. ZTE's commitment to building an AI factory with optimal Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) is crucial for achieving the goal of token freedom. The SuperPod solution is a remarkable innovation, featuring an open chip collaborative design and the Orthogonal Electrical eXchange (OEX) architecture, allowing rapid deployment and scalability. Each rack supports 128 GPUs, and the architecture can scale to 16,000 GPUs, laying the groundwork for highly efficient computation during model training and inference.

By integrating computing, networking, storage, energy, and software, ZTE's solution enables exceptionally cost-effective inference, supported by non-blocking networks and Global Server Load Balancing (GSLB). This results in efficient coordination among computing clusters comprising thousands of GPUs, further enhancing overall inference efficiency.

In addition to the SuperPod, ZTE's AIDC solution leverages an 800V HVDC power supply, full-stack liquid cooling, and intelligent computing-electric synergy to ensure high operational efficiency with minimal carbon emissions. This shift towards prioritizing efficiency creates a more economically viable and ecologically friendly production system for tokens.

Innovating with AIOS for Smarter Token Planning

ZTE's introduction of AIOS NewStart positions it as the foundational technology for the AI era, addressing challenges related to low-cost token production and service-oriented orchestration. The company also launched Co-Claw, an enterprise agent platform fully integrated with ZTE terminals, which extends AI services into daily life and production processes. This aims to boost office efficiency and foster intelligent operations.

For households, innovative devices with varying screen sizes serve as access points to fully connected smart homes. These include AI assistants, entertainment companions, and security guardians, constantly operating to enhance daily living.

For individuals, ZTE has introduced a native AI paradigm encompassing AI phones, AI cloud PCs, and smart displays, enabling contextual responses and immersive interactions in various domains, facilitating enriching experiences at home, work, and during travels.

Through AIOS and a complete suite of AI devices, ZTE is transforming tokens into resources that are planned, usable, and monetizable. This allows operators and companies to implement closed-loop models for token-based services.

Pioneering 6G for a Connected Future

As part of its future-oriented strategy, ZTE emphasizes the importance of 6G connectivity and its foundational role in facilitating efficient token transactions. The company, a leader in global 6G research and standardization, is dedicated to the AI+ and SAGIN aspects of this new generation of connectivity.

At MWC Shanghai 2026, ZTE showcased its advanced LEO satellite communication payload solutions, compatible with various SAGIN application scenarios and enhancing the transition from 5G to 6G. The company’s innovative GigaMIMO solution addresses critical capacity and efficiency issues for future networks, facilitating a swift rollout of 6G capabilities.

The AIR MAX solution enhances network architecture by embedding AI deeply within its core, providing a structured capability system that integrates native AI infrastructure, autonomous operations, and monetization engines. This integration allows operators to adapt their services and transform operations to better align with the demands of the AI era.

Throughout the event, ZTE demonstrated a comprehensive end-to-end capability system covering the production, planning, and circulation of tokens, combining computing, networking, terminals, and agents, accelerating the transition from technological breakthroughs to large-scale deployment.

As the AI sector gears up for a new phase defined by inference, tokens emerge as a crucial metric for the value generated by AI inventions. Looking ahead, ZTE is committed to collaborating with industry partners to cultivate more efficient, inclusive, and sustainable AI infrastructures and ecosystems. Together, they aim to broaden the deployment of AI across multiple sectors, reigniting growth in the AI era.