China just flipped the switch on its national supercomputing network in Tianjin, marking a major leap in its tech revolution! Designed to tackle the growing gap between computing demand and supply, this AI-powered grid could supercharge everything from climate modeling to TikTok’s algorithm (yes, really).
'Think bigger than just raw power – this is about collaboration,' says Qian Depei, a top computer scientist leading the project. With over 200 service providers and 3,200+ digital innovations already onboard, the network spans everything from medical research simulations to self-driving car training modules.
First proposed in April 2023, this ‘brain grid’ could make China a heavyweight in the $10 trillion global digital economy race. For young innovators worldwide? It’s a masterclass in scaling tech infrastructure – with some serious ‘Squid Game’-level competition vibes.
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China sets up national supercomputing network to boost digital economy
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