The 2026 ICLR conference saw Chinese institutions contribute 5,000 papers—dominating the top five slots—with Tsinghua leading at 331, while U.S. labs secured 222 of the 4% oral papers, highlighting a robust American presence despite China's overall volume advantage.
ByteDance and Tsinghua University have created the CUDA Agent, an AI compiler that automatically writes and optimizes GPU kernels, delivering up to double the performance, and heralding a shift where AI‑generated low‑level code could reshape the hardware‑software competition landscape.
The article honors the late Tsinghua professor Yan Weimin, highlighting her pioneering role in Chinese computer science, the lasting impact of her co‑authored Data Structures textbook, and the rigorous standards that shaped generations of computing talent.
Kuaishou and Tsinghua University were honored with the first‑place Qian Weichang Chinese Information Processing Science and Technology Award for their collaborative content recommendation project, which achieved international‑level innovations in explainable recommendation, bias correction, and edge intelligence, and has been applied widely in Kuaishou's platform and top academic conferences.
In June 2024, Alibaba Cloud and Tsinghua University's MADSys Lab announced the open‑source Mooncake architecture, a KVCache‑centered large‑model inference framework that boosts throughput, lowers cost, and standardizes resource‑pooling techniques for high‑performance AI inference across industry and academia.
The ACM CCS 2023 distinguished paper 'Silence is not Golden: Disrupting the Load Balancing of Authoritative DNS Servers' by Alibaba Cloud and Tsinghua University reveals a novel attack that exploits silent‑response policies of authoritative DNS servers to manipulate load‑balancing in major recursive resolvers, affecting a significant portion of popular domains.
The 2022 Wu Wenjun Artificial Intelligence Science and Technology Award recognized a decade‑long collaborative effort by Tsinghua University and Ant Group's security lab for breakthrough research on unconstrained human portrait perception and understanding, highlighting three core scientific discoveries, extensive academic impact, and large‑scale commercial applications in identity verification.
WantWords, an open‑source reverse dictionary from Tsinghua University, lets users input a description and receive matching words across Chinese and English, leveraging a multi‑channel model from a AAAI‑20 paper and offering customizable part‑of‑speech and rhyme options.
The Tsinghua‑Meituan Digital Life Joint Research Institute’s Academic Salon on March 23 featured Associate Professor Liu Zhiyuan presenting the latest advances and ten key challenges in large‑model technologies, aiming to foster industry‑academia collaboration and drive innovation in representation learning, knowledge graphs, and social computing.
The post introduces the Tsinghua University Speech and Language Center’s textbook “Introduction to Machine Learning,” outlines its purpose, authors, chapter topics ranging from linear models to reinforcement learning, and provides a QR‑code for readers to obtain the full material.
On April 15, Tsinghua University's Computer Science Department and TAL Education's Joint Research Center inaugurated Phase II of their partnership to advance intelligent education through AI-driven teaching environments, interactive mechanisms, knowledge‑graph construction, and personalized assessment technologies.
This article introduces the rCore OS tutorial, a comprehensive guide to building a Unix-like kernel from scratch using Rust on RISC-V architecture, developed by Tsinghua University professors.
The 2020 Q2 China Major Cities Traffic Analysis Report, produced by Gaode Maps together with the National Information Center’s Big Data Development Department, Tsinghua University’s Daimler Sustainable Transportation Joint Research Center and other authorities, presents image‑based traffic patterns, mobility trends and data‑driven insights for major Chinese cities in the second quarter of 2020, accessible via the “Read Original” link.
Zhang Yaqin, a distinguished AI pioneer and former Baidu and Microsoft executive, has joined Tsinghua University as an Intelligent Science Chair Professor, where he will lead research on autonomous driving, AI‑IoT integration, and the establishment of the university’s Intelligent Industry Research Institute.
Meituan’s big‑data team and Tsinghua’s Electronic Engineering Department have launched a master‑level, credit‑bearing course that blends theory with 24 hours of hands‑on training, showcases Meituan’s real‑world data infrastructure and applications, and aims to create a recurring bridge between academia and industry while recruiting top talent.
In April 2018, Tsinghua University and Alibaba launched a joint Natural Interaction Experience Lab to explore next‑generation human‑machine interaction, aiming to give machines five senses and emotional understanding, and to apply this research across retail, smart homes, autonomous driving, and other emerging AI‑driven scenarios.
