Damao Technology's compute-power coordination platform 2.0 named a major result at the 2026 International Digital Energy Exhibition

Damao Technology's compute-power coordination platform 2.0 has been selected for the major results release at the 2026 International Digital Energy Exhibition, according to a September 18 report from QbitAI.

It is the only AI product in that group focused on full-chain compute-power coordination operations, the source says.

Compute-power coordination means scheduling computing and electricity supply inside one system: keeping GPU clusters busy while holding power costs, grid load and renewable supply within workable limits.

As AI training and inference scale up, data centers are turning from passive power consumers into parties that have to take an active part in grid regulation. Demand swings are large and power density is high, so simply buying more electricity and building more capacity is getting harder to justify on cost and stability grounds.

The platform Damao Technology submitted is described as an AI product covering full-chain operations, which typically implies that task placement, power scheduling, and electricity trading and operations are handled on a single platform.

Selection for the exhibition's major results release is a form of industry recognition: the digital energy field is starting to treat compute-power coordination as a standalone technical direction worth presenting on its own, rather than as an accessory to data centers.

The published information, however, stops at the selection itself. Specific technical metrics, the scale of deployed projects and the partners involved are not disclosed in the source.

What to watch: whether the platform's energy-saving and peak-shaving effects can be quantified in real data centers, and whether compute-power coordination becomes a standard part of AI infrastructure, adopted by more cloud providers and compute operators in their procurement and scheduling decisions.