Guizhou named among first national computing power interconnection hubs

Guizhou province has been included in the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology's list of regional nodes for national computing power interconnection as one of the country's first 17 provincial-level nodes, joining the national "1+M+N" computing network architecture.

Backed by a strong foundation in digital intelligence, a favorable climate, and abundant resources, the province serves as a critical national hub for computing power. Its regional node will be jointly operated by the Guizhou branches of China Telecom, China Mobile, and China Unicom, alongside the Guizhou Power Grid.

This initiative creates a framework that brings together the national computing network, next-generation communications, and the power grid, giving Guizhou unique advantages in coordinating computing power with electricity.

The Guizhou Communications Administration, alongside relevant departments, will accelerate the construction of the Guizhou regional node. The province will then build a computing collaboration network, strengthening capabilities in computing resource aggregation, identifier management, supply-demand matching, scheduling synergy, and security assurance.

By accelerating the shift from fragmented development to coordinated interconnection, expanding from local support to nationwide service, Guizhou will build a robust computing foundation to power the Digital Guizhou initiative and drive high-quality economic and social growth.