China develops national computing network

China is building a national supercomputing network as an essential part of the country's future infrastructure, aimed at supporting advancements in artificial intelligence and big data processing. The network includes the "8+10+3" system, which focuses on eight national computing centers, ten computing clusters, and three zones for coordinating computing and power supply. The goal is to centrally connect resources and meet the growing demand for computing capabilities. By June 2026, the country's intelligent computing capacity reached 2,185 exaflops, a 177% increase compared to the previous year. China is quickly moving to establish an integrated ecosystem and expand its global services in computing and artificial intelligence, continuously attracting external developers and exporting its technological services.

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