Hangzhou Global Digital Intelligence Computing Power Conference & Exhibition

The Hangzhou Global Digital Intelligence Computing Power Conference & Exhibition (DIW) adheres to the principle of “global vision with local implementation,” undertaking the triple mission of closing the innovation loop, connecting global resources, and empowering regional upgrading. Its inaugural event is held in Hangzhou, followed by a series of thematic events in Shanghai, Zhengzhou, and Chengdu, linking the Yangtze River Delta, East China, Central China, and Western China economic belts.

Digital intelligence technologies are becoming the core engine reshaping the global competitive landscape and fostering new-quality productivity. China has established a policy framework centered on “Digital China,” “East Data, West Computing,” and “AI Plus.” To date, 10.85 million standard racks have been built, 1,509 large-scale models have emerged, and the sensor market has reached RMB 406.12 billion, accelerating synergies among computing power, intelligent sensing, and data as foundational pillars.

The Yangtze River Delta boasts particularly strong advantages. Zhejiang Province issues computing power vouchers under its “No. 1 Development Project” for the digital economy, providing Hangzhou with RMB 250 million annually, subsidizing intelligent computing services up to 30%, offering annual interest discounts of up to RMB 10 million on major infrastructure loans, and supporting REITs issuance for computing projects. The province’s data centers have reduced average PUE to 1.3, with new facilities at ≤1.25; its scheduling platform connects 25 ecosystem partners and serves over 300 enterprises. Leading companies such as Alibaba Cloud, H3C, and T-Head, along with Zhejiang University and Zhijiang Laboratory, are clustered here, achieving independent control over breakthroughs in high-performance computing and storage-compute integration. Collaborative computing-electricity initiatives are being scaled up, while demand remains robust across scenarios including smart manufacturing, autonomous driving, and embodied intelligence.

The Hangzhou Global Digital Intelligence Computing Power Conference & Exhibition (DIW) encompasses five key dimensions: digital new infrastructure, software and data elements, digital-real convergence applications, smart terminals and cultural creativity, as well as industrial services and ecosystem support. It collaborates with international organizations including ACA, AAIA, and JEITA. By bringing together leading overseas enterprises and top experts, the event bridges domestic and international markets and resources. A dedicated technical demonstration and interactive experience zone creates an integrated “display–experience–matchmaking” platform.

Hangzhou Global Digital Intelligence Computing Power Conference & Exhibition 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.