China's Largest Scientific Intelligent Computing Cluster Put into Operation in Zhengzhou

On April 14, the core node of the National Supercomputing Internet, located in Zhengzhou, was officially put into operation, marking a key breakthrough for China in the field of computing infrastructure for AI-driven scientific research. The node began trial operation on February 5, initially offering over 30,000 domestically produced AI acceleration chips; by that day, the chip count had increased to 60,000, establishing the largest scientific intelligent computing infrastructure in China and launching the "Super Scientific Computing Intelligent Agent" strategy.