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1. Oct 10
   Tianjin: China's underrated AI infrastructure hub, from chips to supercomputing

   An AGI-Signal piece republished with authorization by TMTPost lays out Tianjin's position across China's domestic computing stack: the National Supercomputing Center in Tianjin, founded in 2009, hosts Tianhe-1, China's first supercomputer to top the world ranking; both the Phytium and Hygon CPU lines landed in the city in 2014; Kylin Software and GBase cover operating systems and databases; and Sugon completed the claimed all-domestic 100,000-card AI supercluster Sugon 8000 (Dengfeng) in July. The article also cites emerging work on space-based computing, a supercomputing-intelligent-quantum prototype due by end-2027, brain-computer interfaces and embodied robots. Sales, deployment and market-share figures come largely from company or local-government statements rather than independent verification.

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