China's first fully domestic 100,000-GPU artificial intelligence supercluster has been put into operation, marking a new stage in the country's computing infrastructure build-out at the 100,000-card level, according to National Business Daily.
The supercluster was deployed at the Zhengzhou core node of the National Supercomputing Internet, combining scientific computing with intelligent computing to meet anticipated new computing demands.
Analysts say the fully localized route ensures autonomy and control over the computing supply chain amid international technology competition, with forward-looking fusion architecture reserving room for future large-model training and scientific computing needs.
