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[National Data Administration: Computing Power Network and the "Five Networks" Form Deep Coupling] An official from the National Data Administration said at the "Data and Computing Integration Drives the Future" exchange event that the computing power network, the water network, the new-type power grid, the next-generation communications network, urban underground pipeline networks, and the logistics network form an organic whole characterized by deep coupling, mutual empowerment, and coordinated support. It was noted that as the "brain," the computing power network helps the new-type power grid achieve intelligent dispatch and new energy accommodation; works with the next-generation communications network to promote data flow, model training, and application innovation; empowers the water network to achieve precise forecasting of river basin water conditions and dynamic allocation of water resources; supports urban underground pipeline networks in driving real-time monitoring, risk early warning, and emergency response coordination for lifeline systems such as gas, drainage, and heating; and integrates with the logistics network to reduce costs and improve efficiency across the entire supply chain. The latest data released at the event showed that as of the end of July, the country's total intelligent computing capacity reached 2.45 million PFLOPS (FP16), and the intelligent computing capacity already built in the eight national computing hubs and three computing-power-electricity coordinated development zones accounted for more than 85% of the national total.