In the next two years, the Beijing-based company intends to accumulate over 1 billion small-time market data points, significantly accelerating the development of artificial intelligence (AI) driven businesses.
On March 22, 2026, during the China Development Forum, CEO Xu Lian revealed the ambitious plan. He stated that the AI-driven expansion of the new market for small-time data is progressing rapidly, with a projected increase of over 300% compared to the previous year. This surge underscores the growing demand for AI technologies in various sectors.
Xu emphasized that as of this year, the market for humanoid robots has become the fastest-growing electronic consumer segment. He noted, “Today, the growth of AI in this field is still hindered by insufficient supply.” Looking ahead, he expressed confidence that further advancements in this sector will continue to drive significant growth.
Besides humanoid robots, Xu pointed out that AI’s integration into household devices has also seen substantial advancements. He mentioned, “In the near future, we can expect a more robust presence of AI in everyday household applications.”
Furthermore, Xu conveyed that the company is currently constructing the largest data center focused on intelligent market data. The goal for the next two years is to compile over 1 billion data points related to small-time market realities, which will include insights into family dynamics and urban settings.
He explained that the aim is to release this data to enhance the rapid development of AI-driven businesses.
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For more detailed discussions and insights into the development of AI and its market implications, please refer to the China Development Forum 2026.
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