China CAICT Releases Report on AI Token Service Performance
China's CAICT released its 2026 report on AI model token service performance, noting daily consumption reached 500 trillion tokens. The report analyzes success rates, latency, and stability for major models on third-party platforms. Data shows domestic token consumption grew nearly fourfold from December 2025 to June 2026.
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