Xin Hua Wang·2025-11-07 08:47Core Insights - The World Internet Conference Leading Technology Award aims to promote technological innovation and collaboration in the internet sector, with 17 award-winning projects announced this year from 424 submissions across 34 countries and regions [1][2] Group 1: Award Categories - The award is divided into three main categories: basic research, key technologies, and engineering research and development [1] - Basic research is highlighted as the foundation of technological innovation, exemplified by the "Enlightenment: Fully Automated Design of Processor Chips" project, which integrates AI to automate chip design [1][2] Group 2: Key Technologies - The first fully automated CPU chip design, "Enlightenment 1," can complete the front-end design of a 32-bit RISC-V CPU in 5 hours, achieving performance comparable to Intel 486 [2] - Baidu's project on "Script-Driven Multi-Modal Collaborative High-Fidelity Digital Human Technology" continues to win awards, showcasing the integration of large language models and multi-modal technologies [2] - The "Synthetic Data and Real Data Driven VLA Embodied Intelligent Model" project addresses core challenges in embodied intelligence, introducing a new paradigm of virtual-real fusion [2][3] Group 3: Engineering Research and Development - The engineering research category includes five projects recognized for their high technological maturity and effective application, contributing significantly to technological innovation and industrial upgrades [3] - Alibaba's "Tongyi Qianwen: Open Source Foundation Large Model" project has won for the ninth time, demonstrating versatility across various applications including code development and drug research [4][5] Group 4: Industry Impact - The "Beidou-3 Satellite Navigation Signal Key Technology and Application" project has been successfully applied to all 35 Beidou-3 satellites, serving billions globally and driving China's satellite navigation industry to exceed 500 billion [3] - RAER Therapeutics focuses on innovative treatments for rare diseases, addressing the challenge that less than 5% of rare diseases have effective therapies [5]