Every day, the computer room of Guian Supercomputing Center (hereinafter referred to as Guian Supercomputing Center) located in China Telecom Cloud Computing Guizhou Information Park conducts routine inspections - two maintenance personnel shuttle through the data room channel, carefully checking the temperature and circuits of the chassis, and two technicians use instruments to test whether the server is running normally. Each inspection takes about an hour.
The data center of Gui'an Supercomputing Center has over 600 servers. This center is a major technological infrastructure for promoting scientific research, technological research and development, and industrial innovation. It is jointly constructed by the Guizhou Provincial Department of Science and Technology and the Gui'an New Area Management Committee, and operated by Gui'an New Area Science and Technology Innovation Industry Development Co., Ltd. The Gui'an Supercomputing Center, as an important platform for Guizhou to focus on building "East West Computing", can be called the "strongest brain" of Guizhou.
The multi cloud heterogeneous computing network resource scheduling platform equipped by Guian Supercomputing Center can link computing resources within and outside the province, and connect computing channels across industries, regions, and levels. At present, the Guian Supercomputing Center has transported approximately 16 million kWh of computing power to cities such as Shenzhen, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Chengdu, and Wuhan.
In 2022, Guian Supercomputing Center provided cloud rendering services and computing power support to over 200000 users in more than 50 countries and regions, participating in approximately 50 film and television works, totaling 69 million hours of film and television rendering, including "Shuimen Bridge in Changjin Lake", "Wandering Earth 2", "Three Body Problem", and so on.
In addition, Guian Supercomputing Center also provides high-performance computing power support for multiple industries such as biomedical, artificial intelligence, and building seismic resistance.