The first national AI supercluster with a production capacity of 100,000 cards has been put into use, accelerating the formation of a national computing power "one network."

According to reporters from the National Development and Reform Commission, China's computing power foundation has been further solidified this year, and the first domestically produced 100,000-core artificial intelligence super cluster has been officially put into operation. This marks a new phase in the construction of China's computing power infrastructure at the 100,000-core level. Several computing power nodes across the country are welcoming a new round of capacity expansion. At the core node of the National Supercomputer Internet in Zhengzhou, the first domestically produced 100,000-core artificial intelligence super cluster has started operating. Staff members told reporters that the uniqueness of this facility lies in the integration of scientific computing and intelligent computing capabilities, which anticipates potential new computing demands in the future.