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China advances coordinated development of intelligent computing, advanced storage capacity

With the number of large AI models rising year by year, demand for computing power is steadily being released, creating a need for a sufficiently robust computing foundation to support the development and industrial application of various models.

China advances coordinated development of intelligent computing, advanced storage capacity

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