On August 28, the National Data Administration announced that more than 20 computing power scheduling institutions have officially become part of the national integrated computing power network monitoring and scheduling pilot verification platform. This move aims to bolster their computing power scheduling and operational service capabilities. In the context of the 15th Five-Year Plan, the national integrated computing power network stands as a significant undertaking, with the monitoring and scheduling platform acting as a pivotal element. At present, the monitoring system has successfully integrated 1.45 million PFLOPS (FP16) of intelligent computing power. Looking ahead, the National Development and Reform Commission, in collaboration with the National Data Administration, will press forward with the 'East Data West Computing' initiative. By harnessing the potential of eight national computing hubs and three coordinated development regions for computing and electricity, they aim to expedite the construction of the national integrated computing power network. This strategic endeavor is set to redefine the landscape of computing power distribution and utilization in the country.