China Computing Platform (中国算力平台) achieved nationwide integrated compute monitoring, connecting platforms across 31 provincial-level regions.

China Computing Platform (中国算力平台) reported nationwide integrated compute coordination and monitoring, expanding from ten connected provincial-level platforms at the 2025 conference to platforms across 31 provincial-level regions. This is a monitoring and interconnection milestone, not a disclosed measure of newly constructed physical computing capacity.

Its compute marketplace had more than 10,000 registered enterprise users, over 200 compute-service providers, and more than 2,000 listed compute products. It also connected more than 300 large models and had accumulated billions of compute-monitoring data records.

A newly released small-business service list covers general-purpose computing, AI computing, large-model services, industry agents, infrastructure, storage, and security. Through the platform’s small-business marketplace section, enterprises can select container rentals and bare-metal resources or use model and agent services with token-based and elastic usage billing.

The policy context is the recently issued 15th Five-Year Plan for the Information and Communications Industry (信息通信行业发展“十五五”规划). The plan calls for a hub–regional–edge computing infrastructure hierarchy, automated monitoring, and improved supply–demand matching, but the messages provide no measured nationwide scheduling-success rate or utilization improvement.