Geely’s ‘Xingrui’ supercomputing center goes online

Beijing (Gasgoo)- On January 28, Chinese major automaker Geely saw its first one-stop cloud-based, digital, and intelligent supercomputing center, named Xingrui in Chinese, go online. 

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Located in Changxing county, Huzhou city, Zhejiang Province, the Xingrui supercomputing center park takes up 52.12 mu (34,747 square meters) of land, housing over 1,000 supercomputing servers. The center holds the largest self-built equipment, the most comprehensive business coverage, and the strongest intelligent support ability among all supercomputing centers established by Chinese automakers, said Geely. It covers such business areas as intelligent connected vehicles, intelligent driving, new energy vehicle safety, trial production and experiment, etc., which can improve Geely's overall R&D efficiency by 20%.

Up to now, nearly 100 PB of experimental data of intelligent driving and V2X has been accessed by the center, supporting concurrent computing for one million online vehicles with an average daily data increment of more than 100TB. By 2025, the supported number of concurrent online vehicles will be further tripled from now, which can meet the concurrent computing needs of 3.5 million online vehicles with the data storage scale reaching the EB level.

At the same time, Geely also joined hands with Alibaba Cloud to provide customized Alibaba Cloud technical solutions for the intelligent computing center based on the latter's strong capabilities in big data, AI, storage, network, and safety compliance.

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