Data provided by the Tianjin Bureau of Statistics shows that by the end of the first quarter of this year, Tianjin's smart computing power and supercomputing power had accounted for 80% of the total computing power, becoming the core driving force for the integration of the digital economy and the real economy. Among them, smart computing resources performed particularly well, reaching a scale of 10,000P (1P represents a floating-point computing capability of 1,000 trillion operations per second). This year, with the widespread application of models like DeepSeek, the utilization rate of smart computing in Tianjin has increased to 90%. In terms of supercomputing resources, the National Supercomputing Center in Tianjin continues to expand its applications in the field of scientific computing, with the "Tianhe" new generation supercomputer system winning the crown in the global big data graph computing field. It is understood that Tianjin is studying the launch of a "computing power voucher" policy to support enterprises in purchasing Asia Vets or supercomputing services, reducing the computing power usage costs for enterprises and accelerating the digital transformation across various industries.