At the 2025 'Computing Power Pujiang' Conference, Shanghai made an official announcement regarding the release of three sets of standards within the computing power realm. The first is the Design and Construction Specifications for Intelligent Computing Center Infrastructure. This standard was meticulously drafted by China Mobile Shanghai. It zeroes in on the complete process involved in designing and constructing intelligent computing centers, ensuring a comprehensive and well - structured approach. The second standard is the Application Guide for Embedded Cryptographic Modules in Central Processing Units. Hygon Information took the lead in formulating this guide. It serves to regulate the application of cryptographic modules in various scenarios, particularly those related to cloud platforms, enhancing security and reliability in these crucial areas. The third one is the Capability Requirements for Intelligent Computing Visualization Platforms. Hiway Technology was responsible for drafting this standard. It precisely defines the technical standards for the visualization of intelligent computing resources, scheduling processes, and the platforms themselves, facilitating better management and utilization of computing power. These three standards are strategically designed to propel the high - quality development of Shanghai's computing power infrastructure. Moreover, they play a pivotal role in supporting the establishment of a world - class artificial intelligence industrial cluster, which is a significant step towards positioning Shanghai as a global leader in the AI field.