[Guoxing Aerospace and National ICV Center Forge Space-Computing Auto Partnership]

Published: Jun 30, 2026 18:50

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On June 30, Guoxing Aerospace, CICV (Beijing) Intelligent Connected Vehicle Research Institute Co., Ltd., CICV (Beijing) Testing Technology Co., Ltd., and StarLink Innovation (Shenzhen) Technology Co., Ltd. jointly signed a strategic cooperation agreement, marking the launch of industrial collaboration in "Space Computing Power + Intelligent Connected Vehicles." As the first strategic partnership in this field involving a national-level innovation platform in China, Guoxing Aerospace will join forces with the National Innovation Center for Intelligent and Connected Vehicles to build a three-tier collaborative technical architecture consisting of a "space computing constellation + space-based computing terminals + vehicle-edge computing." Leveraging a globally covered space-based computing network, this initiative aims to provide new space-based computing support for ubiquitous intelligent transportation and autonomous driving scenario upgrades, accelerating the technical validation and industrial application of space computing power in the intelligent connected vehicle sector.

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