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The Zhitong Finance App learned that on October 14, the Secretary for Innovation, Technology and Industry of Hong Kong, Professor Sun Dong, said at the Legislative Council meeting that Hong Kong's first five-year plan proposes to promote AI (artificial intelligence) as an important industry for the future development of Hong Kong. The HKSAR Government will actively promote the construction of computing power infrastructure to promote the healthy development of the AI and intelligent computing industry. The current overall computing power of Hong Kong has reached 5,000 trillion floating point operations (PFLOPS) per second, of which the Cyberport Artificial Intelligence Supercomputing Center (Supercomputing Center) accounts for 3000 PFLOPS. The current usage rate of supercomputing centers is over 90%, reflecting the strong demand for AI computing power services in the market.
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The Zhitong Finance App learned that on October 14, the Secretary for Innovation, Technology and Industry of Hong Kong, Professor Sun Dong, said at the Legislative Council meeting that Hong Kong's first five-year plan proposes to promote AI (artificial intelligence) as an important industry for the future development of Hong Kong. The HKSAR Government will actively promote the construction of computing power infrastructure to promote the healthy development of the AI and intelligent computing industry. The current overall computing power of Hong Kong has reached 5,000 trillion floating point operations (PFLOPS) per second, of which the Cyberport Artificial Intelligence Supercomputing Center (Supercomputing Center) accounts for 3000 PFLOPS. The current usage rate of supercomputing centers is over 90%, reflecting the strong demand for AI computing power services in the market.
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