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Beijing's First Space Computing Power Industry Innovation Center Officially Established

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June 1 – The Beijing Satellite IoT Industry Development Conference was successfully held in Haidian District, where a major announcement was made: Beijing’s first Space Computing Power Industry Innovation Center was officially launched. Approved by the Beijing Municipal Commission of Economy and Information Technology, the center is a joint initiative by Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications (BUPT), supported by leading industry enterprises based in Haidian. Professor Wang Shangguang, Dean of BUPT’s School of Computer Science, introduced that the center adopts a "Company + Alliance" operational model, focusing on six key research areas across the entire space computing power industry chain: high-reliability, heat-resistant space-native computing chips; high-performance interlinked space computing payloads; space computing satellite platforms and standard systems; large-scale space models constrained by power and reliability limits; integrated space-ground communication, control networks, and cloudification; and service-oriented, token-based operations for space computing. This framework integrates the full "Chip-Hardware-Platform-Intelligence-Network-Application" technology stack to systematically build a native space computing power industry ecosystem.
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