国产算力的开放时刻：超节点迈入万卡纪元

Core Viewpoint - The launch of the scaleX 10,000-card AI supernode by Zhongke Shuguang marks a significant milestone in China's AI computing power history, entering the era of 10,000-card supernodes [1][3]. Group 1: Development of AI Computing Power - The establishment of the scaleX 10,000-card supernode represents a new answer to the development path of China's AI computing infrastructure [3]. - Three years ago, China's AI computing power system heavily relied on NVIDIA for GPU acceleration, NVLink technology, and CUDA software, creating a dependency on a single supplier [4]. - The turning point came with export restrictions on NVIDIA chips, prompting domestic manufacturers to explore alternative computing power systems [4]. Group 2: Competitive Landscape - Major players like Huawei, Inspur, and Alibaba are entering the AI supernode market, each adopting different technological routes [5]. - Huawei has taken a "fully self-developed" approach, while Inspur and Alibaba focus on "open architecture" to build a domestic AI computing foundation [6]. - The scaleX 10,000-card supernode consists of 16 scaleX640 supernodes, totaling 10,240 AI accelerator cards and exceeding 5 EFlops in computing power [7]. Group 3: Technological Innovations - The scaleX640 supernode features a self-developed scaleFabric high-speed network with a bandwidth of 400 Gb/s and an end-to-end latency of less than 1 microsecond [7]. - The system supports multiple brands of accelerator cards, indicating a shift towards a diversified computing power ecosystem in China [7]. Group 4: Industry Trends - The trend of "de-NVIDIA" is driven by the need for computing power security and independent innovation in China, especially following U.S. export restrictions on high-performance GPUs [8]. - The domestic AI industry is not merely replicating NVIDIA but aims to establish a complete, replaceable computing power ecosystem [8]. - The development paths of closed-stack integration, represented by Huawei, and open collaboration, represented by Shuguang, Inspur, and Alibaba, are emerging as two significant trends in the industry [8]. Group 5: Application and Impact - Various products have already been deployed, with Huawei's CM384 and Inspur's SD200 being used in operational data centers [9]. - The open architecture approach has facilitated the large-scale application of domestic chips, moving away from reliance on NVIDIA's ecosystem [9]. - The year 2025 is seen as a turning point for China's AI computing power system, emphasizing the importance of both performance and collaborative ecosystems [11].