Core Viewpoint - Data has become a new production factor and a core engine driving the high-quality development of the digital economy, with the national integrated computing network and data infrastructure being crucial for the Digital China strategy [1] Group 1: National Integrated Computing Network - The national integrated computing network aims to efficiently allocate resources, promote green and low-carbon facilities, and provide flexible computing power through the integration of diverse heterogeneous computing resources [1] - The current challenges faced by the national integrated computing network include severe fragmentation of computing resources and insufficient overall utilization [1] Group 2: Smart Computing Center - The "Technical Requirements for Computing Pooling in Smart Computing Centers" focuses on the challenges of heterogeneous computing integration by abstracting, virtualizing, and task-scheduling cross-architecture computing resources [1] - This approach aims to create a unified and transparent "intelligent computing pool" to ensure the flexibility of intelligent computing power [1] Group 3: Standardization and Ecosystem Development - The newly released technical document establishes unified standards to break down barriers of heterogeneous computing resources, activating the aggregated value of dispersed computing through pooling thinking [1] - The goal is to transform the vertical domestic smart computing "small ecosystem" into an open and collaborative "large ecosystem," promoting the standardized construction of computing pooling in smart computing centers [1]