AXP, a deterministic-network agent-interconnection platform, launched in Nanjing, supporting million-scale agent management and second-scale cross-regional retrieval and scheduling.

AXP launched on October 16 in Nanjing. The CCTV report describes it as the industry’s first agent-interconnection platform based on deterministic networking. Its stated focus is communication barriers between different agent types, inconsistent network-transmission quality, and difficulties coordinating agents precisely.

The reported capabilities cover both management scale and geographical reach. AXP supports centralized management of agents at million scale and cross-domain coordination over distances on the order of 1,000 kilometers. The agent count describes platform-management capability, not a disclosed number of deployed compute devices or active customers.

The source separates identification speed from scheduling speed. It reports millisecond-scale precise agent identification and second-scale cross-regional retrieval and scheduling. Overall scheduling-latency performance is described as improving by 20%, but no comparison baseline, workload, or test methodology is supplied.