Under the leadership of China, the European Telecommunication Standardization Association issued its first international standard for calculating platform security requirements for AI

News from IT House 3 June, officially announced by China today, and in May 2026, the European Telecommunication Standardization Association (ETSI) officially released the Chinese-led technical code ETS 104,033 Securing Technical Information (SAI); Security Regulations for an Artificial Information Company, the first international standard for the security requirements of the ETSI computing platform.

It was described that in November 2023, China led the project at the ETSI SAI Conference, with the support of international partners such as British Telecommunications, Takatung, Queen Belfast University, Bo, Germany and BSI.

In response to the potential security risks to the AI Calculating Platform, the standard sets out the corresponding mitigation requirements, and under this standard, the roving security solution is able to protect the AI Calculating Platform from security threats at different points.

The safety requirements established by TS 104,033 are being systematically implemented in the steved product system - from the data centre level Atlas SuperPoD hypernodes to the edges of the reasoning equipment, with built-in coverage.

ETSI TS 104,033 is now open for download and the IT home has the following official link:

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