At present, a computing power supermarket provides two distinct product categories: computing power leasing services and large-scale model Token packages, each with unique billing structures. The individual in charge elaborated that for computing power leasing, customers have the flexibility to be charged on a per-card-hour basis or can choose from annual or monthly subscription plans. When it comes to Token-based billing, transactions are typically conducted in increments of one million Tokens, with prices hovering at just a few dollars and exhibiting a consistent downward trajectory. It has been reported that the computing power sourced by this supermarket originates from a variety of suppliers. Once a user selects a product, the supermarket takes charge of the matching, scheduling, and delivery processes. Furthermore, the representative mentioned that, at present, 80% of the supermarket's clientele consists of small and medium-sized enterprises, spanning both traditional sectors and burgeoning fields such as education, science and culture, e-commerce, artificial intelligence, robotics, and embodied AI.