China on Saturday launched its first full-stack green AI computing platform in Hohhot, a city in north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, aiming to expand regional computing services and lower costs for businesses adopting artificial intelligence.
The platform integrates functions such as computing power scheduling, model access and token trading and provides end-to-end services for governments, research institutes and enterprises.
The platform is also compatible with domestically produced chips and mainstream computing architectures, and the first batch connects more than 10 leading models from China's three major telecom operators and top technology firms.
Depending on user demand, the platform can pool diverse resources across national access nodes, including general computing, intelligent computing and supercomputing. Smart scheduling algorithms enable flexible allocation, efficient dispatch and economical supply of computing power, while offering token trading services that are convenient, low-carbon and cost-effective.
Tokens, the basic unit of AI interaction and computation, can be called on demand, reducing expenses for users.
China launches first full‑stack green AI computing platform
