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   Lenovo YOGA Pro 15 RTX Spark opens China presales as first AI PC on NVIDIA N1X chip

   Lenovo began China-wide presales of the YOGA Pro 15 RTX Spark on Oct 8, with sales starting Oct 16; the overseas version is the Yoga Pro 9n. Lenovo says it is among the first AI PCs powered by NVIDIA's RTX Spark N1X superchip, which pairs up to a 20-core Grace CPU with a 6,144-core Blackwell RTX GPU for up to 1 PFLOPS of peak FP4 local AI compute, with up to 128GB unified memory and 2TB storage, claimed local support for 100B-plus-parameter models and a preinstalled 35B local model. It ships with Lenovo's Tianxi AI agent in a new "Super Mode" that the company pitches as offline-capable, token-free and keeping data on-device.

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   From 8-GPU servers to supernodes: AI data centers for the inference era

   Speaking at the 2026 ITValue Summit on September 17, xFusion computing vice president Wang Liangdong said AI has entered an inference-dominated phase in which global token consumption keeps surging and buyers judge infrastructure by cost per token, throughput and cluster stability rather than peak per-card performance. The article cites a range of figures: the 2026 China Development Forum said China's daily token calls topped 140 trillion in March, OpenRouter data showed China accounted for 36% of global token calls in the March 16-22 week, JPMorgan expects Chinese inference token consumption to grow roughly 370x in five years, and IDC projects annual global consumption of 150,000 Peta Tokens by 2030. It argues the 8-GPU server paradigm hits communication bottlenecks under trillion-parameter, high-concurrency inference, pointing to Huawei's Ascend 960 supernode (4,096 cards per node, 8E FP8), Lenovo's Wanquan heterogenous computing platform V5.0 and xFusion's FusionPoD for AI rack-scale designs — while warning that supernodes only suit very large workloads, interconnect standards remain unsettled, and utilization depends on sustained paying demand.

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   Hong Kong Electronics Fair opens Oct 13 with AI and robotics focus

   The Hong Kong Trade Development Council will hold the 46th Hong Kong Electronics Fair (Autumn Edition) from Oct 13–16 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, alongside electronicAsia, co-organised with Messe München Asia. Organisers say more than 3,200 exhibitors from 15 countries and regions are expected, with three themes: AI & Robotics, Smart Wellness and NEXTEntertainment. The AI and robotics section will feature over 120 robots in the RoboPark zone, covering commercial and service, industrial and logistics, entertainment and social, and health and rehabilitation scenarios.

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