The Core Productivity of the Digital Economy: Computing Power

Jessica LEE

doi:10.5281/zenodo.10576436

Authors

Jessica LEE Digital Efficiency Institute of Science and Technology Research

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10576436

References:

12

Keywords:

Computing Power, Computing Power Index, Digital Economics

Abstract

This article discusses the importance of computing power as the core productivity of digital economics. First, we define computing power and emphasize its importance in the fields of digital economy, digital society, and digital government. Then, the differences between computing power and thermal power are compared, and the characteristics and advantages of electric computing power are emphasized. Next, we explore the relationship between the computing power index and the digital economy and GDP, and provide theoretical support. Finally, the importance of electricity computing power as the core productivity of digital economics is emphasized, and the study of the material future makes suggestions.

Author Biography

Jessica LEE, Digital Efficiency Institute of Science and Technology Research

Chief Engineer of the Digital Efficiency Institute of Science and Technology Research, with research interests in digital education, enterprise digitization, and digital transformation systems.

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