On July 10, Zhengzhou marked the official inauguration of the AIDC Infrastructure Special Committee under the auspices of the Green Computing Consortium. This newly established committee is set to work hand-in-hand with enterprises spanning the entire industrial chain, with a shared goal of overcoming obstacles in the construction of heterogeneous computing power centers, infrastructure adaptation, operational management, and application support.

As AI computing power infrastructure strides towards the 100,000-card milestone, the standardization of heterogeneous computing power, along with adaptation efficiency and operational management capabilities, have become focal points of industry attention. Leveraging the Green Computing Consortium's 'Open Computing Token Spectrum,' the special committee is poised to drive the development of intelligent computing infrastructure standards. This initiative aims to slash the costs associated with heterogeneous computing power adaptation and pave the way for the widespread adoption of intelligent computing applications.