Shenzhen: Building a Smart City Computing Power Coordinated Scheduling Platform for Shenzhen

MarsBitNews · 2026-03-24T01:44:31+00:00

Mars Finance News: Shenzhen Municipal Bureau of Development and Reform released the "Shenzhen 2026 Optimized Market-oriented Business Environment Work Plan," which proposes constructing a diversified computing power inclusive service model. It calls for building Shenzhen's intelligent city computing power unified scheduling and dispatch platform, consolidating computing power resources from government affairs, state-owned assets, scientific research institutions, and social enterprises, with key support for application scenarios such as scientific research training that have urgent demands for ultra-high-performance computing power. Simultaneously, it will promote surplus computing power resources to engage in market-oriented operations. It will guide universities, research institutes, and small and micro enterprises to migrate to the cloud, use computing power through methods such as computing power leasing and service purchasing, and increase the distribution of "computing power vouchers," "training power vouchers," and similar instruments.

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2026-03-24 01:44:31

Mars Finance News: The Shenzhen Development and Reform Commission has released the “Work Plan for Optimizing the Market-Oriented Business Environment in Shenzhen by 2026.” The plan proposes building a diversified and inclusive computing power service model. It aims to create a Shenzhen Smart City Computing Power Coordination and Dispatch Platform to manage computing resources from government, state-owned assets, research institutions, and social vendors. The focus is on supporting application scenarios that require ultra-high-performance computing, such as scientific research and training, while promoting market-based operations of surplus computing resources. The plan also encourages universities, research institutes, small and micro enterprises to move to the cloud by leasing or purchasing computing power, and increases the distribution of “computing power vouchers” and “training power vouchers.”

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