First Batch of Inclusive Computing Power Service Lists for SME Development Released

At the 2026 China Computing Power Conference on September 12, the first batch of Inclusive Computing Power Service Lists for SME Development (hereinafter referred to as the "Service Lists") was officially released. The Service Lists cover a multi-tiered matrix of inclusive computing power services, including general computing power, intelligent computing power, large model services, and industry intelligent applications. These services offer flexible payment models such as containerized leasing and pay-as-you-go billing, aiming to promote the inclusive sharing of computing power resources and assist SMEs in their digital transformation and upgrading. According to reports, the Service Lists primarily focus on the practical needs of SMEs for "finding computing power, selecting products, reducing costs, and using them effectively." They systematically organize services related to general computing power, intelligent computing power, large model services, industry intelligent applications, computing power infrastructure, data storage, and security. The lists present service content, key features, and applicable scenarios in a centralized manner, helping enterprises quickly match their needs amidst the complex computing power supply landscape. Considering the characteristics of SMEs, such as "high upfront investment, rapid demand fluctuations, and weak professional operations," the services in the lists emphasize lightweight, flexible, and user-friendly solutions. Enterprises can select computing power resources like containerized leasing and bare-metal services through the "Computing Power Supermarket · SME Zone" on the China Computing Power Platform. They can also access large model services and industry intelligent applications on demand, utilizing cost-control methods such as token-based pay-as-you-go billing and elastic on-demand billing. Startups and innovation teams can leverage low-threshold options for model training, application development, and testing validation, allowing them to allocate more funds and energy toward core business innovation.