Leading companies are rushing to the Intelligent Computing Center. A competition over “word element” supply has moved from a dispute over the scale of computing power to a dispute over output efficiency. Recently, Lenovo Group Co., Ltd. officially launched the “Lenovo Wanquan Hybrid Etymology Factory” brand and announced that it will launch the first Wanquan hybrid etymology factory in Zhangjiakou. According to the plan, the project will initially build a 15,000 P heterogeneous computing power cluster and an intelligent computing center of about 100 megawatts, with an annual output target of more than 20 trillion yuan. By 2030, the relevant core indicators are expected to increase by 10 times or more from the current level. At this point, it is only a few months until companies such as Alibaba, ByteDance, and Tencent have successively increased their intelligent computing and model service layouts. The focus of competition in the AI infrastructure market is shifting from simply building up computing power hardware to competing for comprehensive efficiency such as computing power scheduling, multi-model compatibility, and supply stability.

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