Wuhan Computing Public Service Platform 3.0 Launches; CloudWalk Joins as a Service Provider
Wuhan Computing Public Service Platform 3.0 recently went live. Representing the National Cybersecurity Base Intelligent Computing Center, CloudWalk signed an agreement to become a platform service provider. Drawing on the AI infrastructure and industry services it has established in Wuhan, the company will offer enterprises across the city services for large model training, AIGC applications and AI agents.
The platform is an important public service gateway for Wuhan's AI industry. Version 3.0 extends its services to model access, Token services and agent development, giving enterprises a more direct route to AI capabilities.
CloudWalk has established an AI infrastructure presence in Wuhan. In 2024, its Central China headquarters opened at the National Cybersecurity Talent and Innovation Base, where the company also participated in building an integrated large model training and inference center.
Building on this foundation, CloudWalk is developing a controlled training ground based on a trusted data space, providing a secure and controllable environment for training, testing and validating large models and AI agents.
CloudWalk is also working with the China Academy of Information and Communications Technology to advance the industrial application of the national AIGC large model public service platform, turning models, computing resources and digital content capabilities into public services for industry.
The Yanqing content review large model, which completed its filing process this year, has also entered testing in government and enterprise scenarios in Wuhan.
Following the agreement, CloudWalk's model training and inference, controlled training and AIGC capabilities at the National Cybersecurity Base will become accessible to more enterprises through the city-level platform.
Businesses with needs in model training, content production and agent development can use the platform to connect with established services and lower the barriers to AI adoption.
From AI infrastructure at the National Cybersecurity Base to a city-wide public service gateway, CloudWalk continues to turn deployed technologies into shared capabilities supporting Wuhan's industrial adoption of AI.
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