Xiongan International Integrated Compute Scheduling Center (雄安国际算力一体化调度中心) began operations, connecting 44 resource pools across 19 provinces.

The Xiongan International Integrated Compute Scheduling Center (雄安国际算力一体化调度中心) announced the start of operations at the September 12 Xiongan forum. It comprises two modules: an integrated compute-scheduling platform and an international large-model service platform.

The scheduling platform covers eight national compute hubs and connects 44 compute-resource pools across 19 provinces. Its reported aggregate scale exceeds 27,000 “P,” but the source does not define the performance unit or numerical precision, so this figure cannot safely be converted into a specified floating-point benchmark or accelerator count.

The large-model service platform focuses on token scheduling and reportedly aggregates mainstream models across categories. Creating a globally oriented model-aggregation service hub is a stated objective; the source does not disclose international customer usage, transaction volumes, or the physical location of every connected resource.