On August 28, 2026, at the China International Big Data Industry Expo, the National Supercomputing Internet, following an invitation from the National Data Bureau, officially became integrated into the national pilot verification platform for monitoring and scheduling computing power networks. Utilizing a comprehensive approach that combines "computing, data, modeling, and application," it takes on responsibilities such as constructing a computing power scheduling platform. To date, the initiative has pooled together more than 3.5 million CPU cores and 250,000 GPU cards, fine-tuned and adapted over 1,800 open-source large-scale models, and is aiming to establish the largest domestic computing power infrastructure in the age of token-based computing.