101 Technology, founded by Yang Chao, a professor at Peking University's School of Mathematical Sciences and China's first Gordon Bell Prize winner, came to an end with 20 years of deep cultivation in computational mathematics and high-performance computing. According to Professor Yang Chao, the implementation dilemma of physical AI is essentially a systemic mismatch between the three “algorithms, computing power, and scenarios,” and the entire industry needs to reconstruct the physical AI technology paradigm from the bottom up.

101 Technology, founded by Yang Chao, a professor at Peking University's School of Mathematical Sciences and China's first Gordon Bell Prize winner, came to an end with 20 years of deep cultivation in computational mathematics and high-performance computing. According to Professor Yang Chao, the implementation dilemma of physical AI is essentially a systemic mismatch between the three “algorithms, computing power, and scenarios,” and the entire industry needs to reconstruct the physical AI technology paradigm from the bottom up.