Core Insights - The 2025 China Computing Power Conference main forum was held in Datong City, where seven computing power centers signed agreements to officially connect to the National Supercomputing Internet [1] - The National Supercomputing Internet aims to integrate supercomputing resources across the country, facilitating coordinated scheduling and widespread application of computing power [1] - The initiative, launched by the Ministry of Science and Technology in April 2023, has already provided over 1,600 software applications, more than 600 large models, and over 70 SaaS platforms to support various computing power demands [1] Group 1 - The connection of seven computing power centers marks a significant milestone, bringing the total number of backbone node computing centers in the National Supercomputing Internet to over 30 and more than 200 joint members [1] - The establishment of the "Supercomputing Internet Standard System" is a major advancement, which will have profound implications for the national layout of computing power and breaking regional barriers [1] - The inclusion of the National Cybersecurity Base (Wuhan) Computing Center will provide critical support for local technological innovation and digital economic upgrades [1] Group 2 - The Wuhan Data Bureau plans to leverage this connection to encourage local enterprises and research institutions to utilize supercomputing services, enhancing cross-city collaboration and improving the supercomputing ecosystem [2] - This initiative aims to solidify the foundation for high-quality development of Wuhan's digital economy [2]