On August 20, 2026, at the "Smart Computing Hefei, Ecosystem Leadership" Token Economy Ecosystem Conference, Sugon made two major moves simultaneously: the Hefei Intelligent Computing Cluster went live, and the National Advanced Computing Industry Innovation Center (Anhui), along with the Sugon Anhui Headquarters Base, was officially inaugurated. Why Hefei? And why is Sugon's AI supercluster the choice again? What kind of computing infrastructure does the token economy actually require?
The token economy is not about raw computing power. As large models and intelligent agents accelerate their deployment, token volumes continue to explode. The token economy is essentially the process of computing power evolving from a "resource" into a "production system," requiring efficient and stable computing to flow through the entire chain of production, circulation, invocation, and application. The traditional approach of simply piling up hardware is becoming ineffective. Token production is not a one-time task but a continuous process of circulation and high-concurrency invocation. Whether the infrastructure is stable, user-friendly, and capable of handling multiple tasks simultaneously matters more than paper-based computing power.
Why has Hefei also chosen Sugon's AI supercluster? Similar to other computing clusters recently deployed across various regions, the Hefei Intelligent Computing Cluster adopts Sugon's new-generation AI supercluster technology: full-precision computing power, tightly coupled computing-storage-networking, elastic scalability, and heterogeneous compatibility. It can not only train large models but also simultaneously support inference, scientific computing, and other tasks, smoothly migrating across different models, frameworks, and business workloads. The newly inaugurated National Advanced Computing Industry Innovation Center (Anhui) has a clear mission: focusing on chips, systems, and applications, it targets Hefei's advantageous industries such as scientific intelligence, integrated circuits, new displays, and new energy vehicles, carrying out software and hardware adaptation, application validation, and solution incubation.
For Hefei, the direct significance of this collaboration is that as the token economy moves from concept to large-scale implementation, there is now underlying infrastructure capable of supporting it. For Sugon, this proven technical route is becoming the "standard configuration" in the regional artificial intelligence competition. Behind the rush by various cities to build Sugon AI superclusters lies a fundamental shift in the logic of computing power competition—no longer just about peak performance, but about who can turn computing power into certainty for industrial growth and economic development.
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