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Communications Standard: Technical Requirements for AI Large-Model Training Platforms (Effective November 1, 2026)

Communications standard on large-model training-platform technical requirements took effect November 1, 2026; covers function, performance and security.

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The communications-industry standard Technical Requirements for AI Key Fundamental Technologies - Large-Model Training Platform took effect November 1, 2026, covering function, performance and security.

Standard Overview ​

This communications-industry standard took effect on November 1, 2026, targeting AI large-model training platforms.

Key Clauses ​

AreaMain content
FunctionRequired training-task, resource-scheduling and data-management capabilities
PerformanceRequirements on training efficiency and resource utilization
SecurityTechnical constraints on data security and access control

Status ​

The standard has been in force since November 1, 2026.

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