China has built six National Supercomputing Centers (NSCC) since 2009, serving as a new driver for the country's innovation, according to the NSCC in north China's Tianjin Municipality, which celebrated the 10th anniversary of the founding of the center.

"The supercomputer has become a symbol of power reflecting the innovative capabilities of China. Next, we will connect these supercomputing centers and share the resources nationwide," said Mei Jianping, deputy director-general of the Department of High and New Technology of the Ministry of Science and Technology.