Shinan district in Qingdao, Shandong province, has established a computing service collaboration platform to gather regional resources and support the development of the digital economy.

The new platform aims to streamline coordination among computing service providers, technology companies, and application developers by promoting resource sharing, joint research, and broader adoption of digital technologies. It is designed to help businesses access computing resources more efficiently and to encourage the development of new application scenarios.

As a major hub of artificial intelligence development in Qingdao, Shinan has attracted companies involved in computing infrastructure and technology research. The platform brings together different parts of the computing industry chain.

Through the platform, companies can share computing resources, collaborate on technological development, and explore practical applications in areas such as artificial intelligence, edge computing, and data services. This is expected to reduce barriers and improve the efficiency of computing power use.

As artificial intelligence and digital industries grow rapidly, computing power has become a crucial foundation for technological innovation and industrial upgrading. Shinan will continue to improve support services and strengthen cooperation among government, enterprises, and research institutions.

By building a more coordinated computing power ecosystem, the district aims to provide stronger digital support for businesses and to contribute to Qingdao's development as an important computing hub in northern China.

Government and enterprise representatives attend the launch ceremony for the computing power collaboration platform. [Photo/WeChat account: qdweishinan]