China's computing power reaches 3.1 million pflops, securing second global rank

Recent data indicates that China's total computing power has reached 3.1 million PFLOPS, positioning the nation as the world's second largest contributor in this domain. This surge in capacity is fueled by the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence, driving intense demand for intelligent computing resources. According to the China Telecom Research Institute's 2025 report, the intelligent computing industry is poised for robust growth as large AI models and smart terminals become more integrated into various sectors. Furthermore, data from the National Data Bureau, released in June of this year, showed that by the end of 2025, China possessed over 13.73 million standard server racks and 42 intelligent computing clusters, achieving an intelligent computing scale of 1.59 million PFLOPS, which was also ranked second globally. Separately, the National Data Standardization Technology Committee held its second 'Standard Week' event in Xiamen, Fujian. During this event, the committee established working groups for drafting embodied AI data standards, alongside four other industry-specific groups covering meteorology, health, power, and commerce, aiming to accelerate standard formulation for the 15th Five-Year Plan period.