GCC Joins openEuler Hong Kong User Group: Building Asia-Pacific Open-Source Computing Ecosystem Through Software-Hardware Synergy

SuperPod Definition and Practice White Paper Officially Released: Establishing a New Paradigm for AI Infrastructure Construction

[Shanghai, China – July 19, 2026] During the World Artificial Intelligence Conference (WAIC) 2026, Gao Wen, Director of Peng Cheng Laboratory (PCL), and Jin Hai, Chairman of the Global Computing Consortium (GCC), jointly released the SuperPod Definition and Practice White Paper. Co-led by GCC and PCL with participation from the full industry chain, this white paper provides the first comprehensive clarification of the core definition, architectural characteristics, and core technology framework of SuperPods. It identifies three major technical features, outlines ten core value scenarios, and compiles benchmark implementation cases across the entire industry chain—establishing technical standards, defining evolutionary directions, and providing practical benchmarks for the next generation of intelligent computing infrastructure worldwide.

Open AI Infra Community Unveils a Series of Major Achievements to Build an Open and Innovative Ecosystem for AI Computing Infrastructure

On July 3, the "SuperPod and GW-Class AIDC Technology Forum and Open AI Infra Community Mid-Year Working Meeting," guided by the Global Computing Consortium (GCC) and hosted by the GCC-Open AI Infra Community (OAII), was successfully held. The event focused on key AI infrastructure technologies including SuperPods, GW-class AI data centers (AIDCs), liquid cooling, DC 800V power supply and distribution, and high-speed interconnect. The event released five technical specifications and two research reports, officially launched the OPEN NPO project, and held an appointment ceremony for community project managers — further improving the AI infrastructure standards system and open collaboration innovation mechanism, and injecting new momentum into high-quality industry development.

GCC Achievements | Technical Specification of HiFloat8 Data Format Officially Released (Download Attached)

On June 23, 2026, the Global Computing Consortium (GCC) officially released and implemented the group standard Technical Specification of HiFloat8 Data Format. Targeting intelligent computing training and inference scenarios, the standard is the first to systematically specify the technical requirements of the HiFloat8 floating-point data format, providing the intelligent computing industry with a unified and open new 8-bit floating-point data format specification. Balancing dynamic range, numerical precision, and engineering efficiency, it further promotes the coordinated development of the AI software and hardware ecosystem.

GCC Monthly Review | New Members Surge, HiFloat Debuts in Europe, OAII Community Mid-Year Meeting Ahead… GCC Accelerates Forward in June

In June, everything is thriving and full of momentum! Fourteen new members joined the GCC family, spanning technology tracks such as optical interconnect, intelligent computing chips, industrial automation, and testing and certification. The highlights and full agenda of the Open AI Infra Community Mid-Year Forum were released. HiFloat made its European debut at ISC 2026, drawing wide attention from technical experts at home and abroad. Themed events on NPO optical interconnect, embodied intelligence, and confidential computing were successfully concluded. GCC and its subsidiary bodies remain open to industry partners worldwide — you are warmly welcome to learn more and join us!

GCC Intelligent Computing Industry Development Group Pilots a Power-Industry Operator Library, Exploring a New Path for Domestic Computing in Industry Applications

On June 13, the "Smart Stone City · Innovation Together" Showcase Conference on Power Intelligent Inspection Achievements Based on Domestic AI Computing Architecture was successfully held in Shihezi, Xinjiang. The event marked the launch of the first power-industry operator library pilot built on Ascend CANN, jointly developed by the Intelligent Computing Industry Development Group (ICIDG) of the Global Computing Consortium (GCC) and its member, Hangzhou Tianking Technology Co., Ltd. Centered on this pilot, the GCC ICIDG shared joint industry practices and a co-construction plan covering the domestic computing ecosystem, the implementation of intelligent computing in industry, and the joint development of industry operator libraries.

GCC Joins openEuler Hong Kong User Group: Building Asia-Pacific Open-Source Computing Ecosystem Through Software-Hardware Synergy

SuperPod Definition and Practice White Paper Officially Released: Establishing a New Paradigm for AI Infrastructure Construction

[Shanghai, China – July 19, 2026] During the World Artificial Intelligence Conference (WAIC) 2026, Gao Wen, Director of Peng Cheng Laboratory (PCL), and Jin Hai, Chairman of the Global Computing Consortium (GCC), jointly released the SuperPod Definition and Practice White Paper. Co-led by GCC and PCL with participation from the full industry chain, this white paper provides the first comprehensive clarification of the core definition, architectural characteristics, and core technology framework of SuperPods. It identifies three major technical features, outlines ten core value scenarios, and compiles benchmark implementation cases across the entire industry chain—establishing technical standards, defining evolutionary directions, and providing practical benchmarks for the next generation of intelligent computing infrastructure worldwide.

Open AI Infra Community Unveils a Series of Major Achievements to Build an Open and Innovative Ecosystem for AI Computing Infrastructure

On July 3, the "SuperPod and GW-Class AIDC Technology Forum and Open AI Infra Community Mid-Year Working Meeting," guided by the Global Computing Consortium (GCC) and hosted by the GCC-Open AI Infra Community (OAII), was successfully held. The event focused on key AI infrastructure technologies including SuperPods, GW-class AI data centers (AIDCs), liquid cooling, DC 800V power supply and distribution, and high-speed interconnect. The event released five technical specifications and two research reports, officially launched the OPEN NPO project, and held an appointment ceremony for community project managers — further improving the AI infrastructure standards system and open collaboration innovation mechanism, and injecting new momentum into high-quality industry development.

GCC Achievements | Technical Specification of HiFloat8 Data Format Officially Released (Download Attached)

On June 23, 2026, the Global Computing Consortium (GCC) officially released and implemented the group standard Technical Specification of HiFloat8 Data Format. Targeting intelligent computing training and inference scenarios, the standard is the first to systematically specify the technical requirements of the HiFloat8 floating-point data format, providing the intelligent computing industry with a unified and open new 8-bit floating-point data format specification. Balancing dynamic range, numerical precision, and engineering efficiency, it further promotes the coordinated development of the AI software and hardware ecosystem.

GCC Monthly Review | New Members Surge, HiFloat Debuts in Europe, OAII Community Mid-Year Meeting Ahead… GCC Accelerates Forward in June

In June, everything is thriving and full of momentum! Fourteen new members joined the GCC family, spanning technology tracks such as optical interconnect, intelligent computing chips, industrial automation, and testing and certification. The highlights and full agenda of the Open AI Infra Community Mid-Year Forum were released. HiFloat made its European debut at ISC 2026, drawing wide attention from technical experts at home and abroad. Themed events on NPO optical interconnect, embodied intelligence, and confidential computing were successfully concluded. GCC and its subsidiary bodies remain open to industry partners worldwide — you are warmly welcome to learn more and join us!

GCC Intelligent Computing Industry Development Group Pilots a Power-Industry Operator Library, Exploring a New Path for Domestic Computing in Industry Applications

On June 13, the "Smart Stone City · Innovation Together" Showcase Conference on Power Intelligent Inspection Achievements Based on Domestic AI Computing Architecture was successfully held in Shihezi, Xinjiang. The event marked the launch of the first power-industry operator library pilot built on Ascend CANN, jointly developed by the Intelligent Computing Industry Development Group (ICIDG) of the Global Computing Consortium (GCC) and its member, Hangzhou Tianking Technology Co., Ltd. Centered on this pilot, the GCC ICIDG shared joint industry practices and a co-construction plan covering the domestic computing ecosystem, the implementation of intelligent computing in industry, and the joint development of industry operator libraries.