China's computing power reaches 3.1 million PFLOPS, ranking second globally
China's total computing power has reached 3.1 million PFLOPS, ranking second globally. Officials stated that AI-driven demand for intelligent computing is growing rapidly, with an annual growth rate of about 30%.
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