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LiuGang Group collaborates with Huawei and China Mobile to officially release the "Xuan Tie" steel industry big model.

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01/04/2026
On March 31st, Guangxi Liuzhou Iron and Steel Group Co., Ltd., Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd., and China Mobile Communications Group Guangxi Co., Ltd. jointly released Guangxi's first large-scale model in the steel industry - the "Xuantie" large-scale model and put it into commercial use. This marks the official entry of Guangxi's steel industry into a new phase of intelligent transformation with "AI+steel". In addition, Liuzhou Iron and Steel Group signed a cooperation agreement with Huawei to deepen their cooperation.
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