Deep Dive into China Mobile’s Open Source Practices for Next-Generation Infrastructure
summary
China Mobile presents its Computing Fabric Network (CFN) vision and practical open‑source work: published white papers, a national testbed, and deployment of 1,080 computing nodes in ultra‑large intelligent data centers. Network trials include 400G/800G fiber links across thousands of kilometers and SRv6, while a staged CFM brain prototype gathers heterogeneous resource and network telemetry to provide unified APIs; open‑source outputs include a cross‑architecture AI compiler and an ELF Chrono CFM blueprint prototype (v1 released, v8 in progress) across three data centers.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:05Computing Force Network
- 3:55CFN three-layer architecture
- 5:03Infrastructure upgrades
- 6:52CFN Brain orchestration
- 9:22Unified customer services
- 11:07Progress and future plans
- 12:55Open source contributions
- 13:59AI compiler and training
- 15:24Cloud-edge open source
- 16:29ELF@Chrono overview
- 18:38Release 7 results & R8 plans
- 19:19Villa project
- 20:02Q&A
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