China Targets 30% Increase in National Computing Power by 2025

New initiatives focus on green energy integration and regional collaborations to meet digital economy demands.

China's current computing capacity stands at 230 EFLOPS, with a goal to reach 300 EFLOPS by 2025.
The plan includes significant contributions from western regions, leveraging green energy and favorable geography.
Partnerships with companies like Tesla are enhancing energy efficiency in data centers.
China's strategy involves integrating computing power across various sectors, including finance, healthcare, and transportation.
Recent developments highlight the role of computing power in driving innovations and economic growth.