At its 1024 Developer Festival, iFlytek officially launched the Spark X2.6 large language model, featuring upgrades in long-context understanding and autonomous agent execution, and stable operation on a full domestic computing infrastructure.
iFlytek announced that it will release a new cloud-edge integrated Spark large model on October 22, based on a fully domestic computing power infrastructure, with upgraded end-cloud solutions and multimodal interaction technology, and will drive ecosystem upgrades through 'Token+Agent'.
On September 15, at the AI Security Governance Sub-forum of the 2026 China Cybersecurity Week held in Jinan, Chinese Internet Basic Corpus 4.0 was officially released to the public, with a data volume of 120GB, and went live on the Chinese Internet Corpus Resource Platform. Built by the Cyberspace Security Association of China together with the National Internet Emergency Response Center and companies including Baidu and iFlytek, the corpus provides trustworthy data support for large model training and AI development.