China's National Supercomputing Internet Reaches 1.7M Users, Domestic Computing Power Over 95%

At the 2026 China Computing Power Conference, Cao Zhennan, vice president of Sugon, revealed new operational data for the National Supercomputing Internet platform. The platform has surpassed 1.7 million registered users and completed over 270 million jobs, with domestic computing power accounting for more than 95%.

The platform now aggregates over 3.5 million CPU cores and more than 250,000 GPU cards, processing over 300,000 jobs daily and peaking at over 1 million jobs. Its application marketplace hosts over 880 merchants and has recorded over 240,000 orders, covering scientific research, artificial intelligence, and industrial simulation.

The National Supercomputing Internet was officially launched in April 2023. In January 2026, the platform's user base reached 1 million, adding over 700,000 users in less than a year since then.