On March 29, 2026, during the second Pujiang AI Academic Annual Conference, the Shanghai AI Laboratory, in partnership with key stakeholders, introduced the DeepLink superintelligence-integrated computing platform and unveiled a comprehensive, full-lifecycle scientific AI database. This innovative computing platform dismantles the silos between conventional supercomputing and intelligent computing, facilitating unified management and seamless cooperation among a variety of heterogeneous computing resources. It has already established interconnections with leading supercomputing and intelligent computing centers nationwide. The scientific AI database is set to expand to 100PB, with 25 million documents currently accessible and a staggering 600 billion tokens amassed, encompassing major open scientific research accomplishments from around the globe. Furthermore, the laboratory has launched a collaborative initiative focused on computing power, data, and scientific application scenarios, teaming up with institutions like the National Supercomputing Center and scientific data centers to collectively advance inclusive computing power and data sharing, thereby supporting cutting-edge scientific endeavors such as high-energy physics and new drug discovery.