Core Insights - The National Computing Internet Service Platform announced the full implementation of the computing power identification system across 31 provinces, enhancing the efficiency of resource discovery, circulation, and matching [1] - The platform has registered over 1.02 million computing power identifiers and integrated 52 dedicated data express lines, eliminating the need for physical data transfer methods [1] - The launch of the first computing power financial index provides real-time pricing information and a dynamic pricing reference for the computing power market [1] Group 1 - The computing power identification system provides a "unified digital ID" for computing resources across the country, facilitating standardized interconnection [1] - The platform has aggregated operational data from 560 computing resource pools and transaction information from 136 companies [1] - The computing power financial index reflects nationwide price fluctuations and offers scientific pricing references for supply and demand [1] Group 2 - As of August this year, the consumer-level user base for computing power in China has reached nearly 10 million, with artificial intelligence leading in usage [2] - Other sectors such as industrial computing, video rendering, and scientific computing are also experiencing continuous growth in computing demand [2]

Core Insights - The "East Data West Computing" initiative is enhancing regional computing power collaboration in China, exemplified by the Guian Supercomputing Center's role in rendering visual effects for the film "Nezha: Birth of the Demon Child" [2][4] - The initiative aims to create a national integrated computing power network, with significant investments and infrastructure development in various regions, particularly in Guizhou [4][5] Group 1: Project Overview - The Guian Supercomputing Center has become a major data center in southern China, processing billions of data streams daily and supporting various sectors including film, astronomy, and biomedical fields [3] - Since the launch of the "East Data West Computing" project in 2022, Guizhou has been designated as a national hub for integrated computing power, with the center contributing significantly to the efficiency of visual effects rendering [2][3] Group 2: Infrastructure and Investment - Guizhou has 49 operational and under-construction computing power hub projects, totaling over 92,000 Pflops, serving over 200,000 users globally [3] - The national integrated computing power network is expected to consolidate resources and improve efficiency, with the total computing power in China reaching 780,000 Pflops, ranking second globally [4][5] Group 3: Regional Collaboration - The initiative is fostering collaboration between eastern and western regions of China, linking high demand for computing power in the east with abundant resources in the west [5] - Investments in the eight major hub nodes have exceeded 43.5 billion yuan, stimulating over 200 billion yuan in additional investments, thereby promoting local economic development and reducing the digital economic gap between regions [5]