On December 31st, Li Chao, the Deputy Director of the Policy Research Office at the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC), remarked that China is vigorously advancing the 'AI Plus' initiative. This endeavor has generated a plethora of application scenarios for artificial intelligence computing power chips. Consequently, there's been a swift surge in the demand for diverse types of computing power chips, accompanied by highly dynamic innovation in this field. Presently, domestic chip offerings are swiftly adapting to a variety of scenarios, yielding notable application outcomes. Notably, the evolution of cluster interconnection technologies, such as 'super nodes,' presents an avenue for domestic computing capability to bridge the gap with international frontrunners, thereby widening the scope for development. Looking ahead, as the collaboration along the industrial chain continues to deepen, the level of domestic computing capability is set to ascend further, furnishing more potent support for the advancement of the artificial intelligence sector.