Guangzhou: Building a diversified and integrated urban computing network and strengthening the overall planning of computing infrastructure construction.

According to Mars Finance on April 2nd, the "Guangzhou Modern Infrastructure Development '15th Five-Year Plan' (Draft for Comments)" proposes to build a diversified and integrated urban computing network. It emphasizes strengthening the overall planning of computing infrastructure construction, building a high-quality, highly flexible computing power supply system with intelligent computing power as the mainstay, and general-purpose computing power, supercomputing power, and edge computing power in a coordinated layout, adapting to the economic development of a megacity. The plan aims to improve the supply-demand matching of intelligent computing power construction, promote the construction of projects such as the second phase of the China Mobile Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao (Guangzhou) Communication Building, enhance the universal and inclusive service capabilities of the Guangzhou Artificial Intelligence Public Computing Power Center and the Pazhou Intelligent Computing Center, and create a comprehensive service-oriented computing power cluster. It also calls for building a new generation of supercomputing systems based on the National Supercomputing Center in Guangzhou, and continuously improving the ecosystem for domestic supercomputing applications. A municipal-level intelligent computing operation service platform will be established. The plan also studies the layout of computing power outposts and explores regional computing power resource sharing and collaborative scheduling mechanisms. Furthermore, it explores a green and low-carbon development model of "computer-computer collaboration," encourages the construction of integrated source-grid-load-storage computing power centers, enhances computing-computer collaboration capabilities, and builds a computer-computer collaboration demonstration project in the Tangxia Park. Focusing on emerging business demands such as ultra-high-definition video, connected vehicles, industrial internet, and telemedicine, we will flexibly deploy high-value-added edge data centers with significant industrial driving effects. We will also construct the Guangzhou Intelligent Computing Operation Service Platform. (Guangzhou Municipal Development and Reform Commission)