China Computing Power Conference

The China Computing Power Conference is a leading, professional, and authoritative platform in China’s computing power sector, widely acclaimed by the industry as a “benchmark for the computing power industry, a hub for computing power innovation, and an incubator for the computing power ecosystem.” This year’s conference is being held in Langfang, a frontline strategic location and core development zone for the Beijing–Tianjin–Hebei coordinated development initiative. Langfang boasts distinct industrial and locational advantages, with its urban computing power sub-index ranking first nationwide for two consecutive years.

The China Computing Power Conference, themed “Jointly Building a Computing Power Network, Smartly Ushering in a New Future,” takes as its starting point the inaugural year of the 15th Five-Year Plan, aligning closely with the national strategy for an integrated computing power network. By bringing together resources from government, industry, academia, research institutions, end-users, and financial sectors, the conference establishes a comprehensive national-level platform for industrial exchange, innovation empowerment, supply–demand matchmaking, and ecosystem co‑construction, thereby vigorously advancing the high-quality, intensive, and inclusive development of China’s computing power sector.

At present, a new round of scientific and technological revolution and industrial transformation is accelerating, driving explosive growth in artificial intelligence and causing an exponential surge in computing power demand. As the core infrastructure of the intelligent economy era, computing power has become a strategic priority for major countries and regions worldwide. In April this year, a meeting of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee outlined plans to strengthen the development of “six networks,” officially elevating the computing power network to the status of a national-level infrastructure.

This year’s conference fully implements the major decisions and arrangements of the CPC Central Committee, focusing on the core principles of “high-quality construction, efficient operation, and high-level empowerment” for the computing power network. With an eye toward the dual goals of “industrial intelligence” and “intelligent industrialization,” the event brings together representatives from government, industry, academia, research institutions, end-users, and financial sectors. By integrating premium industry resources and pooling cutting-edge innovation, the conference establishes a pragmatic and highly effective platform for collaboration and partnership, working in concert to advance the high-quality, sustainable development of China’s computing power industry.

The event adopts an overall “1+2+X+Y” framework, comprising one opening ceremony, two plenary forums, X parallel sub-forums, and Y specialized activities, thereby establishing a multi-tiered, multidimensional platform for industrial exchange and cooperation that comprehensively covers the entire value chain—from computing infrastructure development and core technology breakthroughs to industry-specific application deployment and ecosystem cultivation.

This year’s conference adheres to the organizing principles of “scenario-driven, industry-oriented, pragmatic and efficient,” showcasing four key highlights.

First, it underscores authoritative leadership.Focusing on new opportunities for industrial development during the 15th Five-Year Plan period, the conference will unveil major policy directions and specialized reports on the computing power sector, providing authoritative guidance for industry growth. In addition, with a focus on the coordinated development of the Beijing–Tianjin–Hebei region, the event will host a series of distinctive activities, including supply‑demand matchmaking and technology‑sharing sessions, while releasing a set of achievements in collaborative computing‑power development across the region. These efforts aim to expand application scenarios where computing power empowers the real economy and unlock a range of industrial factors and policy benefits.

Second, it highlights cutting-edge innovation.For the first time, the conference will host a “Computing Power First‑Launch Conference,” featuring two main tracks—technology and industry—where a batch of pioneering hardware and software innovations in the computing‑power domain will be unveiled. Key breakthroughs such as domestically developed computing chips, intelligent systems, and green computing solutions will be prominently showcased. Furthermore, centered on前沿 hot topics—including artificial intelligence, embodied intelligence, computing‑electricity synergy, space‑based computing, and the Token‑driven new economy—the conference will convene more than ten specialized sub‑forums to deeply explore pathways for transforming computing power from “building it well” to “using it effectively.”

Third, it emphasizes practical industrial relevance.The conference will meticulously organize multi‑level supply‑demand matchmaking events and science‑and‑technology roadshows, collaborating with national‑level industrial funds and venture capital firms to facilitate investment‑financing connections. These initiatives are designed to fully support the implementation and commercialization of high‑quality computing‑power projects, ensuring that participating enterprises and guests leave with tangible outcomes and fruitful partnerships.

Fourth, it elevates inclusivity and shared benefits.Adhering to the conference’s philosophy of openness, sharing, and broad public access,成果展示, public forums, and specialized sharing sessions will be freely open to the general public, breaking down barriers between industry circles. This approach enables citizens, tech enthusiasts, and ordinary entrepreneurs to engage directly with cutting‑edge computing‑power technologies and experience the latest smart‑application innovations, thereby fostering a positive environment in which the entire population actively engages with and supports the development of the computing‑power industry.

China Computing Power Conference tickets are e-tickets. Mainland China visitors must complete online pre-registration with real-name ID verification; overseas visitors must use passport verification; Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan visitors must use their travel permit. On site, verify entry with your ID card or by scanning the e-ticket QR code.