The Beijing Digital Economy Computing Center, located in Jiuxianqiao, Chaoyang district, has recently begun operation.

Housed in a five-story building, the center boasts a computing power that can handle 1 quintillion operations per second. 

According to a technician, the facility has deployed over 1,000 petaflops of high-performance hybrid computing power, integrating full-stack AI capabilities across computing, algorithms, data, and AI tools.  

Despite its scale, the center is operated by only 21 staff members, enabled by smart management through an intelligent operations platform and a digital twin system. 

More than a hub for computing power, the center serves as an AI-driven platform to empower a wide range of industries, according to an official from Chaoyang district's data bureau. 

It integrates computing infrastructure, a trusted data space, an AI computing exhibition zone, and an innovation and collaboration hub to support diverse use cases, from large model training and inference to scientific research.

Chaoyang district has established an audiovisual industry innovation center to accelerate the incubation of competitive AI-generated content. 

Meanwhile, Beijing Electronic Digital & Intelligence, an AI technology firm, has partnered with China-Japan Friendship Hospital to leverage the center's full-stack AI capabilities to provide doctors with enhanced tools for diagnosis and decision-making.