Chongqing: Piloting the nationwide integrated computing power network monitoring and scheduling; exploring the construction of an international data center.

According to Mars Finance, the "Implementation Plan for the Construction of a New Energy Computing Power Hub in Chongqing" was recently issued. It mentions implementing a "computing power expansion" project to broaden the "circle of friends" for computing power cooperation. This includes deepening the joint construction of the Chengdu-Chongqing national hub node; promoting the joint construction, sharing, and utilization of data center clusters in Chengdu and Chongqing; strengthening the interconnection of computing power platforms in Sichuan and Chongqing; and conducting pilot projects for the national integrated computing power network monitoring and scheduling to achieve cross-regional collaborative and efficient scheduling of computing power resources. It also aims to enhance the network carrying capacity of the Chengdu-Chongqing region to connect with the rest of the country by relying on the national-level internet backbone direct connection point. Furthermore, it promotes cross-border computing power cooperation. This involves building a cross-border computing power network with Chongqing as the hub, connecting "Central Asia—Xinjiang—Chongqing—Southeast Asia," and linking domestic computing power supply and demand regions through a "one-line, two-circle, multi-link" structure. It also encourages actively exploring cross-border computing power cooperation, optimizing and improving the cross-border data flow mechanism, and relying on the China-Singapore (Chongqing) International Internet Data Dedicated Channel to promote "international data for Chinese computing" and "Chinese data for international computing," and exploring the construction of international data centers and other service facilities. (Cailian Press)