WED · JUN 24, 2026
360 Group unveils Tulong Feng cyber-AI · MIIT codifies dual-ten-gigabit · Li Qiang: door opens wider 360 Group unveils Tulong Feng cyber-AI · MIIT codifies dual-ten-gigabit · Li Qiang: door opens wider
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Jun 24, 2026 · Bottom Line Up Front

360 Group unveils Tulong Feng cyber-AI | MIIT codifies dual-ten-gigabit | Li Qiang: door opens wider

360 Gruop unveils Tulong Feng at ISC.AI 2026 in Beijing on June 24, with founder Zhou Hongyi positioning the vulnerability discovery agent as a domestic answer to Mythos. The model reportedly discovered 3,432 vulnerabilities with 105 confirmed by regulators. MIIT codifies new five-year tech sequence at MWC Shanghai with chief engineer Zhong Zhihong naming AI, quantum technology, embodied intelligence and 6G as priority innovation fields. Huawei to debut Atlas 950 datacenter AI training system at WAIC Shanghai from July 17 to 20, the first showing since the March 2026 launch of the system. Atlas 950 reportedly links up to 8,192 Ascend NPUs at 64 per rack to enable trillion-parameter AI model training runs.

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360 unveils Tulong Feng as China's domestic counter to Anthropic's Mythos AI vulnerability discovery model

At the ISC.AI 2026 cyber conference opening in Beijing on June 24, 360 Group founder Zhou Hongyi launched two AI security capabilities: vulnerability discovery agent Tulong Feng and automated defense system Yitian Zhen. He said Tulong Feng has already surfaced 3,432 vulnerabilities, with 105 confirmed by regulators and several rated high-severity in the national vulnerability database. 360 also launched a Rock Shield security coalition with Phytium and Hygon (domestic CPUs), Kylin (operating system) and others, modeled on what Zhou described as a U.S. Glasswing alliance built around Mythos for U.S. critical infrastructure.

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