China’s National Supercomputing Internet (国家超算互联网) aggregates over 3.5 million CPU cores and over 250,000 GPU cards.

The National Supercomputing Internet (国家超算互联网) had aggregated more than 3.5 million central processing unit (CPU) cores and more than 250,000 GPU cards, according to Sugon (中科曙光) vice president Cao Zhennan (曹振南). The report also states that domestically sourced computing accounted for more than 95%, without specifying the denominator or calculation methodology for that share.

Registered users exceeded 1.7 million, while cumulative completed jobs exceeded 270 million. Daily jobs exceeded 300,000 on average and more than one million at peak, providing usage figures separate from the platform’s hardware inventory.

The application marketplace hosted more than 880 merchants and had recorded more than 240,000 orders across scientific research, AI, and industrial simulation. The aggregated cores and cards are platform-wide resources, not a disclosed configuration for one tightly coupled cluster, and the report does not identify GPU models or utilization by hardware type.