At the 2026 National High Performance Computing Academic Conference in Shenzhen, China's first fully domestically-built AI supercluster with 100,000 accelerators was unveiled, along with ten major application achievements. The cluster integrates supercomputing and intelligent computing on a unified computing power base, supporting scientific applications such as digital twin brains and simulations of the universe's evolution over billions of light-years.
At the 2026 National High Performance Computing Conference in Shenzhen on Oct 18, China's first fully domestic 100,000-card AI supercluster, the Sugon 8000, was unveiled. It integrates supercomputing and intelligent computing on one platform, supporting both scientific computing and large-model training and inference, and ten major application achievements are to be released.