The first national integrated computing power dispatch monitoring platform is launched in Nanjing.

On November 13th, the China computing power platform and the Jiangsu province integrated computing power scheduling monitoring platform were officially launched in Nanjing. Currently, the platform has connected to 282 data centers, covering a digital base with 520,000 standard racks. This is the first provincial integrated computing power scheduling monitoring platform in the country. In accordance with the requirements of the national data infrastructure construction pilot task, under the guidance of the Jiangsu Provincial Development and Reform Commission, the Provincial Department of Industry and Information Technology, the Provincial Bureau of Statistics, and the Provincial Communications Administration, the platform was built by the Provincial Data Group. Based on the integrated operation system of "1+13" at the provincial and municipal levels in Jiangsu, the platform has connected to heterogeneous and different ownership computing power resources such as provincial calculations, intelligent calculations, and supercomputers internally. The platform is also integrated and interconnected with computing power scheduling platforms in Shanghai, Zhejiang, and Anhui provinces and cities, promoting the formation of a new development pattern of "provincial internal collaboration, radiating to the Yangtze River Delta" in computing power. At the same time, the platform is integrated and connected with the national computing power scheduling monitoring platform, and is included in the national integrated computing power scheduling system.