The Guangzhou municipal government affairs data administration, in partnership with Guangzhou Digital Technology Group, has launched the nation's first city-wide integrated computing power operation service platform based on token-level scheduling, known as the Guangzhou Integrated Computing Power Network Monitoring and Scheduling Platform.

This platform aims to bridge the gap between the city's computing resources with application demands, optimize resource allocation, and support artificial intelligence (AI) applications across various industries to build a robust computing power ecosystem.

The launch ceremony was held on April 3 during the Guangzhou Computing Power Infrastructure Commencement and Supply-Demand Matchmaking Conference. At the event, four approved computing power projects broke ground. Upon completion, they will add 40,000 petaflops (P) of intelligent computing capacity, marking a significant milestone as Guangzhou's first large-scale intelligent computing center.

Guangzhou Digital Technology Group, a state-owned enterprise focusing on AI and the digital economy, has been a leader in the electronic information sector for nearly 70 years.

The new platform will offer streamlined, efficient, and secure computing power services to address challenges like high costs and limited accessibility, enabling enterprises to focus on research and market expansion.

The Guangzhou Integrated Computing Power Network Monitoring and Scheduling Platform is launched in Tianhe. [Photo/WeChat account: tianhefabu]