Zhengzhou Supercomputing Center

The Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macao Bridge is a 55-kilometer-long cross-sea infrastructure project connecting Hong Kong, Zhuhai (in Guangdong Province), and Macao. Opened in October 2018, it is one of the longest sea-crossing bridges in the world and a key strategic project in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area

Why It’s Important

The Zhengzhou Supercomputing Center plays a vital role in advancing China’s high-performance computing (HPC) capabilities and supporting national innovation. As one of the country’s key supercomputing hubs, it provides massive computational power for cutting-edge research in fields such as artificial intelligence, climate modeling, biotechnology, and advanced manufacturing.

Project Details

Clients :

Client one

Category :

Airport

Date :

15 August, 2024

Project Challenges

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Final Result

The establishment of the Zhengzhou Supercomputing Center has delivered significant outcomes in both scientific and socio-economic domains. It has enabled high-speed computing for over 2,000 users, supporting groundbreaking research in medicine, climate, engineering, and artificial intelligence

Zhengzhou Supercomputing Center