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An inside view of the Hefei Advanced Computing Center, July 30, 2021. /CFP
China on Thursday launched its national supercomputing network, marked by an inauguration event in north China's Tianjin Municipality.
The platform aims to alleviate the imbalance between computing power supply and demand, and provide support for the development of the digital economy.
It will use artificial intelligence as an opportunity to drive collaborative innovation across hardware, algorithms, applications and systems in the computing field, said Qian Depei, who is a computer scientist and an academician at the Chinese Academy of Sciences and leader of the platform's expert panel.
Over 200 service providers offering applications, data and computing models have joined the network, contributing over 3,200 products that encompass cutting-edge digital innovations such as scientific computing, industrial simulation and AI model training.
The construction of the national supercomputing network began in April 2023, according to a statement from the Ministry of Science and Technology.