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Intel, AMD Pursue Long-Term China CPU Deals as AI Demand Surges
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China Computing Power Ranks Second Globally as AI Servers Overtake General Servers for First Time: Five Sub-Sectors Define the Future
China total computing power reached 962 EFLOPS in 2025, ranking second globally with 21% of worldwide capacity, according to the 2025 China Server Industry Development Report released at the Smart Computing Foundation event on July 23-24. The computing structure has undergone a fundamental reversal, with AI computing growth far exceeding general-purpose and supercomputing to become the absolute incremental source. The report highlights five sub-…
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