Optical integration chips are expected to reduce Token's cost by 50 per cent

On 19 July, Token ' s call was maintained at a high rate of growth as AI smarts were used in various industries. How the future can bring about a further decline in the cost of computing becomes the focus of efforts. Industry sources described their efforts to coordinate the use of multiple major mainstream models through the Numerical Platform, which combined to reduce the cost of words. At the same time, the construction of large-scale computing clusters has been accelerated at the national level. The super-large-scale calculator cluster, supported by the national production chip, is seen by industry as the key to the next reduction. Moreover, over the next three to five years, the landing of new and more advanced technologies, such as light chips, is also expected to be another way to reduce the cost of computing. “The core of PV-integrated chips, when compared to electrochips, lies in their lower computational delays and lower power consumption. The cost per unit Token is reduced by 50 per cent or more.” Kim Xian