In 2026, SenseTime released a large device for intelligent electric cooperative Agent TPW, which increased output by 80%.

On the first day of the 2026 World Artificial Intelligence Conference, the special session on "Building a New Paradigm of Integration and Development of AI Computing Power and Green Energy" was held, during which SenseTime announced the release of its new "AI and Electricity Coordination Agent" and proposed a new efficiency scale from PUE to TPW, redefining the efficiency benchmark for AIDC to promote cost reduction and efficiency improvement at the system level. Currently, the AI and Electricity Coordination Agent has been fully implemented at SenseTime's AIDC in Lingang, achieving an 80% increase in token output per unit of electricity cost, a 10% lower average electricity price compared to other IDCs in the same region, and a 96% accuracy rate in predicting computing power load. It is estimated that 24,000 tons of carbon emissions can be reduced per 10,000 computing units per year, pushing AIDC towards system-level efficiency optimization from traditional energy management. Leveraging SenseTime's FDE expert system standardized delivery process, deployment and implementation can be completed in as quickly as one week.