Recently, Wuhan has officially rolled out the inaugural batch of computing power service vouchers. This initiative has identified a total of 13 computing power service providers, offering 52 distinct computing power products. An impressive 3431p of public service computing power resources are now available for discounts through the 'computing power voucher' scheme. As stated by the head of the Artificial Intelligence Division at the Wuhan Economy and Information Technology Bureau, under the framework of the 'Policy Measures to Foster the Growth of the Artificial Intelligence Industry in Wuhan,' an annual fund of no less than 10 million yuan will be allocated for computing power service vouchers. This fund is primarily aimed at bolstering small and medium-sized enterprises in their acquisition of computing power services. Enterprises will receive a 50% subsidy on the expenses incurred from utilizing computing power services, with the maximum subsidy capped at 200,000 yuan. Moreover, the subsidy period is limited to a maximum of three years.