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Shanghai Wanka GPU Cluster Supports the Development of AI Large Models
LianheTech reported on April 6 that within the Shanghai Songjiang Yidian Zhisu Computing Center, tens of thousands of GPU devices coordinate efficiently to form a massive computing power network. Each chip can perform tens of trillions of operations per second; in two days, the total computing power is equivalent to the one-hour generation output of a single unit of the Three Gorges Hydropower Station.
To ensure stable operation of a ten-thousand-card cluster, the Shanghai Yidian Zhisu Technology team tackled the challenge of chip coordination with a high failure rate. Through algorithm optimization and parallel scheduling, they achieved 99.99% ultra-high availability. The total downtime was kept within 1 hour throughout the year, effectively safeguarding the globally leading training of multimodal large models and avoiding major compute losses.
This cluster has successfully been adapted to multiple types of domestic computing power cards, enabling the integration of heterogeneous computing power and optimized scheduling, with utilization close to 100%. The team pioneered a “dynamic sensing and scheduling solution,” improving training efficiency by 91%. The annual savings in computing power costs is equivalent to building 3 new data centers, and they have already developed the capability to quickly deploy a ten-thousand-card cluster.
Sun Yue, Chairman of Zhisu Technology, said the company is advancing “computing-electricity coordination” to expand the application of green power, adopting liquid cooling technology to reduce PUE, and exploring offshore wind power to drive data centers. Meanwhile, through the YI CLOUD platform and ecosystem coordination, the company will promote domestic computing power to fully empower AI+ applications.
(Editor: Zhang Xiaobo )