09:00 - 09:15
| Welcome and Opening
- Thomas Basikolo, ITU FG-AINN Advisor
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Riccardo Trivisonno, Head of Wireless Networks Research and Standardisation, Huawei Technologies & FG-AINN Chair
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Wei Meng, Head of Open Source Team, ZTE Corporation
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09:15 - 10:00
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Session 1: Fundamental Technologies for AI-Native Architectures
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| The transition to AI-native architectures demands a new set of foundational technologies—where intelligence is not overlaid onto existing systems but structurally embedded from the ground up. This session brings together the FG-AINN community to present progress on architectural specifications, use cases, and foundational requirements, and to discuss the key technical pillars: structural frameworks for AI-native networks, deep integration of compute and communication resources, and green computing models that reconcile growing AI demands with energy efficiency.
Moderator:
Riccardo Trivisonno,
Head of Network Architecture, Huawei Technologies &
FG-AINN Chair
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Ji Wu, Engineer, Institute of Technology and Standards, CAICT:
"Network Foundation of AIDC in AI Native Era -
Research On SuperPod Technologies and Industry Development" [Presentation]
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Xingyu Shang, Assistant Director, Big Data & AI Research Institute, China Telecom Research Institute:
"Internet of Agents: From connecting information to connecting intelligence" [Presentation]
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10:00 - 10:15
| Coffee Break
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10:15 - 12:30
| Session 2: AI-Native Networks: Architecting the Future of Intelligent Telecommunications
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| AI-native networks are at the heart of this workshop—the architectural foundation upon which the AI-native future is built. This session explores the next generation of telecommunications by addressing the design, standardization, and deployment requirements of AI-native approaches. Drawing upon the active work items of FG-AINN, it brings together telecom operators, AI infrastructure developers, vendors, and academic researchers to discuss structural frameworks, compute-communication resource allocation, and green computing models. The session aims to bridge international research with standardized implementation pathways, facilitating open dialogue on the governance and deployment of intelligent IMT-2030 network elements.
Moderator:
Riccardo Trivisonno,
Head of Network Architecture, Huawei Technologies &
FG-AINN Chair
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Yuan Shen, Director, RAN MKT Solution, ZTE Corporation:
"NetNexus: Agentic AI Evolution of Next-Generation Telecom O&M"
[Presentation]
- Vishnu Ram Ov, Independent Research Consultant: "Rethinking Pipelines, techniques, and Standards for AI-Native" (Remote) [Presentation]
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Ziqi Chen, Project Manager, China Mobile Research Institute:
"Wireless World Model For Network Automation" [Presentation]
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Yongsheng Liu, Principal Researcher, China Unicom: "From Autonomous Networks to AI-Native Networks: China Unicom's Practice" [Presentation]
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Fuquan Wen, PhD Student, Renmin University of China: "Concept Study and Applications of AI-native for Telecommunication Networks" [Presentation]
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Houda Chihi, PhD, Senior Researcher, InnovCOM SupCOM Tunisia: "AI Agents For Network Management" (Remote)[Presentation]
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Yixin Wang, CAICT: "SD-WAN and AI: Service Paradigm Shift, Key Technologies and Evolution Path" [Presentation]
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12:30 - 14:00
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Lunch break
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14:00 - 16:15
| Session 3: AI Agents in Enterprise Applications
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AI agents are transitioning from conversational assistants to autonomous task-executing systems—digital workers capable of perceiving environments, decomposing goals, invoking tools, and delivering outcomes end-to-end. This session will examine the enterprise adoption of AI agents, focusing on the shift from single-agent to multi-agent collaboration, the role of emerging interoperability protocols, and the practical challenges of deploying agents at scale. The relationship between AI agents and AI-native networks is bidirectional: agents are increasingly deployed to operate and optimize network infrastructure itself, while the scaling of enterprise agent deployments places new demands on intelligent network provisioning.
Moderator:
Liya Yuan, Senior Engineer ZTE, FG-AINN WG4 Vice-chair, Associate Rapporteur
Q18/13
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Biaowei Zhuang, Deputy Secretary-General, Tiangong Kaiwu Open Source Foundation: "Envisioning Enterprise-Grade Agents"
[Presentation]
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Shenglong Zhu, Senior Engineer at Alibaba Cloud:
"Towards AI Native: The Paradigm Shift in the Development of the Next Generation Anolis OS" [Presentation]
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Jiaju Zhang, CTO of Red Hat Greater China: "llm-d Introduction & Status Update" [Presentation]
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Weichen Li, Vice President of Technology, Beijing Knownsec Information Technology Co., Ltd.: "Trusted AI Agents, Done Right: A Playbook of Proven Patterns" [Presentation]
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Xijun Zhu, Senior Architect of ZTE AI Agent: "From Harness to the Last Mile: End-to-End Practice of Co-Sight
Taming Long-Link Knowledge-Intensive Agents" [Presentation]
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Sunny Gao, Founder & CEO of MindMux.ai; Initiator of ProjectBrain.md, OpenSource.Win, and Apache Answer: "Knowledge as Code: A New Collaboration Architecture for AI-Native Teams" [Presentation]
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16:15 - 16:30
| Coffee Break
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16:30 - 17:30
| Session 4: Trends in the Token Economy
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| Tokens have become the fundamental unit of AI computation—the kilowatt-hour of the AI era. This session examines the token economy as the value circulation layer of the AI ecosystem through an industrial-chain lens: the compute layer, where token-based pricing is shifting infrastructure from capacity provisioning to on-demand token delivery; the model layer, where token efficiency drives competition, with unit costs collapsing even as aggregate demand surges; and the application layer, where autonomous agents amplify token consumption per task by orders of magnitude. The explosive growth of token demand is driving compute and network from loose coupling toward deep integration, requiring networks to evolve from traffic pipes into value hubs. AI-native networks ultimately serve the AI economy measured in tokens; understanding these dynamics is essential to the ecosystem this workshop addresses.
Moderator:
Liya Yuan, Senior Engineer ZTE, FG-AINN WG4 Vice-chair, Associate Rapporteur
Q18/13
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Wei Wang, Professor, School of Data Science and Engineering, East China Normal University; Secretary-General, Open Source Innovation Committee, China Association for Science and Technology (CAST): "Reshaping the Developer Economy in the AI Era: From Intellectual Contribution to Market Pricing" [Presentation]
- Minyang Ma, Senior Business Supervisor, Open Source and Intelligent Security Department, Cloud and Big Data Research Institute (Cloud Big Data Institute), CAICT: "Insights into the Development of Governance for the Agent Internet"
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Jiansheng Li, Founder of The Open Source Way: "From Hermes' Evolution to Agent Demand and Consumption: An Open-Source Case Study" [Presentation]
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17:30 - 18:00
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Closing Remarks
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