At the World Internet Conference Wuzhen Summit's AI-for-science forum, Sugon detailed super-intelligence fusion progress, saying scientific discovery could become the next core application of AI. With the National Bioinformatics Center it adapted AlphaFold3 to domestic chips, predicting structures for over 550,000 protein sequences.
Two bioinformatics tools were sped up 8.68x and 6.75x, and full genome-variant parsing was compressed from about 21.75 hours to 1.15 hours, roughly 19x faster. The partners also built a bioinformatics analysis agent covering more than 30 workflows across six fields.
Cutting 21 hours to one hour is where domestic compute shows its persuasion on the research main battlefield.
Source: Sugon / Wuzhen Summit
