During CNCC 2025, our group engaged with researchers and practitioners on computing power network scheduling, heterogeneous resource orchestration, and cross-domain intelligent dispatching.

We discussed how user-perceived QoS, green scheduling objectives, and practical deployment constraints shape real-world computing-power systems.

The congress also offered opportunities to explore collaborations with both industry partners and academic groups aligned with our research agenda.

CCF HPC China 2025 was held in Ordos, Inner Mongolia. Our group participated to share progress on green computing power scheduling and high-performance computing optimization.

We presented research connecting low-carbon scheduling goals with trustworthy service intelligence under heterogeneous, large-scale resource environments.

The event enabled in-depth exchanges with scholars from China and abroad on HPC systems, orchestration, and industry-relevant deployment scenarios.

At CNCC 2024, our group participated in sessions and discussions centered on computing power networks, green computing, and service computing.

We highlighted how theory-grounded models and system validation can support reliable scheduling and recommendation in practical settings.

The congress was also a venue to explore new collaborations with industry and academia aligned with the lab’s long-term research themes.