As a novel form of productive force in the digital economy age, computing power has secured a pivotal role in the '15th Five-Year Plan'. This plan outlines a coordinated approach to advancing computing power infrastructure development, fostering innovation in models and algorithms, and ensuring a robust supply of high-quality data resources, thereby establishing a sturdy foundation for digital and intelligent progression. The 'East Data, West Computing' initiative strategically realigns the distribution of data centers by directing computing power demand from the eastern regions towards the western ones, fostering synergy between the two areas. Less developed regions in the central and western parts of the nation should capitalize on the burgeoning opportunities within the computing power sector, expedite the deployment of computing power infrastructure, construct pivotal nodes, propel regional industrial transformation and modernization, and contribute to the overarching goals of the country's high-quality development.