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北京壹号词元工厂
Beijing· Jun 10, 2026
The Beijing Yihao (No.1) Token Factory, Beijing's first token factory, was officially put into operation on June 10, 2026 in the Beijing Economic-Technological Development Area (E-Town). Rather than a traditional assembly line, it consists of rows of servers that generate AI tokens on demand, with Phase I reaching a daily capacity of 1.4 trillion tokens. It aims for a long-term output of 10 trillion tokens per day and plans to link with green-power bases in Zhangjiakou and Ulanqab to form a Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei computing cluster.
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西宁智算中心
Xining· RMB 950 million total investment· Mar 23, 2026
The Xining Intelligent Computing Center was formally signed into the Nanchuan Industrial Park of the Xining (National) Economic and Technological Development Zone, with total investment of RMB 950 million. The project retrofits about 3,000 square meters of existing China Mobile machine room space to build a 10,000 PFlops-class hybrid computing center, with a 5,000 PFlops first phase, combining general-purpose compute with domestic chips and focusing on dedicated large-model services for firms such as Tencent and local SMEs. It is the first landed green-computing project under the Beijing-Xining-Yushu "Beijing data, Qinghai compute" cooperation; local company registration and project filing are complete, machine room retrofitting and equipment move-in are underway, and operation is planned for June.
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中国移动全球智算中心
Hong Kong· China Mobile has invested nearly HK$10 billion (US$1.28 billion) over five years in its Hong Kong computing hub push· Mar 26, 2026
China Mobile officially opened its Global Intelligence Center in Fo Tan, Sha Tin on March 26, 2026, describing it as Hong Kong's largest standalone intelligent computing hub. The facility, whose construction began in 2021, is the operator's second data centre in Hong Kong; together with its Tseung Kwan O site the two facilities hold a combined capacity of more than 13,000 server racks. It is connected to mainland computing infrastructure to support cross-border AI and high-performance computing workloads.
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鹏城云脑III
Shenzhen
Pengcheng Cloud Brain III is the third-generation large-scale AI computing infrastructure being built by Peng Cheng Laboratory in Shenzhen, following Pengcheng Cloud Brain II, which delivers E-level (exascale) AI computing power and has topped the IO500 storage ranking. Construction is underway and the system is expected to be completed in 2026. No investment figure or specific start/completion dates are stated in the available sources.
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远景银河园区(乌兰察布)
Ulanqab, Inner Mongolia· Aug 6, 2026
Envision commissioned the Galaxy Campus in Ulanqab, Inner Mongolia, a next-generation AI infrastructure campus directly powered by renewable energy and designed to scale beyond 2GW. At its core is a 120,000-square-meter AI supercomputing facility designed at full build-out to support up to one million AI accelerators. The initial 120MW phase has already been allocated to two local technology companies, and the campus is the first flagship project under Envision's Mission Gobi initiative announced at VivaTech in June 2026.
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深圳开放智算中心
Shenzhen· Feb 4, 2024
The Shenzhen Open Intelligent Computing Center is located in the Shenzhen park of the Hetao Shenzhen-Hong Kong Science and Technology Innovation Cooperation Zone and was invested in and built by Shenzhen Zhicheng Yiyun Technology Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of Shenzhen Smart City Technology Development Group. It was officially lit up and put into operation on Feb. 4, 2024, with 1,000P of intelligent computing capacity built and a 2024 target of 4,000P in operation. Paired with the Shenzhen Smart City Computing Power Coordination and Dispatch Platform launched the same day, the 'center plus platform' model is intended to supply and dispatch more than 30,000P of computing power.
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Haiwu Computing Equipment Industrial Park
海悟算力设备产业园
Hohhot
The Haiwu Computing Equipment Industrial Park was among 13 key projects signed at a contract-signing event for the Helingeer cluster during the 2026 Green Computing (AI) Conference held in Hohhot, Inner Mongolia, on August 22, 2026. The 13 signed projects carry a combined investment of RMB 136.1 billion, though a figure specific to the Haiwu park was not disclosed. The developer, Haiwu Technology, is a Chinese supplier of data center cooling systems including precision air conditioning and liquid cooling.
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中国移动全球智算中心(香港)
Hong Kong· China Mobile has invested nearly HK$10 billion (about US$1.28 billion) over five years in Hong Kong computing infrastructure· Mar 26, 2026
China Mobile's Global Intelligence Center in Fo Tan, Sha Tin is described as Hong Kong's largest standalone intelligent computing hub, supporting training and inference for large-scale AI models with automated inspection and digital monitoring systems for energy and operational management. Construction began in 2021 and the facility held its opening ceremony on 26 March 2026. It is China Mobile's second data centre in Hong Kong, and together with the earlier Tseung Kwan O site the two facilities have a combined capacity of more than 13,000 server racks.
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江津区团结湖中国移动AI算力赋能中心
Jiangjin District, Chongqing· RMB 1 billion jointly invested by the Jiangjin District government and China Mobile Chongqing· Jan 7, 2026
The Tuanjiehu China Mobile AI Computing Empowerment Center in Jiangjin District, Chongqing was jointly built by the Jiangjin District government and China Mobile Chongqing with RMB 1 billion of investment, covering about 16,500 square meters of floor area and housing 2,000 high-performance data cabinets for storage and intelligent computing services. Supporting infrastructure includes dedicated utility power with high- and low-voltage systems, three 900RT chillers, five 2,000kW diesel generators and sixteen 600kVA UPS units. The center entered service on January 7, 2026, when 32 enterprises and public institutions from AI, smart manufacturing and digital government signed on as tenants; it is Jiangjin's first large-scale public computing platform and supports Chongqing's "Xinjiang computing to Chongqing" and national "East Data, West Computing" layouts.
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中国移动智算中心（南京）
Nanjing· Cumulative investment of over RMB 20 billion· Nov 9, 2024
China Mobile Intelligent Computing Center (Nanjing) was officially put into operation on November 9, 2024, during the 2024 China Mobile (Nanjing) Intelligent Computing Conference, making it the largest intelligent computing center in operation in East China. The campus covers 104 mu with four data hall buildings, capable of hosting 18,000 racks and 300,000 servers, with combined general-purpose and intelligent computing capacity reaching 4 EFLOPS. Cumulative investment exceeds RMB 20 billion, and its compute services cover Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Shanghai and Anhui.
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China Mobile Intelligent Computing Center (Hohhot)
中国移动智算中心(呼和浩特)
Hohhot
China Mobile's intelligent computing center in Horinger New Area, Hohhot, Inner Mongolia, is in operation with a peak computing capacity of 6,700 petaflops, described by China Daily as the world's largest single-unit intelligent computing center operated by a telecom provider. Reports state the facility is equipped with around 20,000 AI accelerator cards, and China Mobile calls it the largest telco-built intelligent data center. The center was recognized as one of the Top 10 Mega Projects of Central State-Owned Enterprises in 2023.
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China Mobile Intelligent Computing Center (Harbin)
中国移动智算中心(哈尔滨)
Harbin
China Mobile has announced plans to open an intelligent computing center in Harbin, Heilongjiang province, alongside a similar facility in Guiyang. Together with the operator's already-operational Hohhot intelligent computing center, the three sites are expected to provide core computing power equivalent to almost 60,000 AI accelerator cards. Public reporting describes the Harbin site as still at the planning stage, with no disclosed investment figure, start date, or completion date.
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Datang Zhongwei Cloud Base Data Center
大唐中卫云基地数据中心绿电供应项目
Zhongwei, Ningxia· Around CNY 8.7 billion (about USD 1.27 billion) planned investment for phase one
China Datang Corp. is building a 2 GW first-phase 'computing-electricity coordination' green power complex to directly supply the Zhongwei Cloud Base data center cluster in Zhongwei, Ningxia, with total phase-one investment of around CNY 8.7 billion. Phase one combines a 500 MW PV plant, a 1.5 GW wind farm and energy storage; the solar plant entered formal operation on May 2 after full-capacity grid connection, while the wind component remains under construction and is scheduled for full-capacity grid connection in September 2026. A planned second phase would expand total project scale to 4.6 GW, and once phase one is fully operational annual generation is expected to reach 4.3 TWh against the cloud base's projected annual consumption of 2.29 TWh.
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火山引擎吉瓦级算力中心
Ulanqab
The Volcano Engine GW-level Computing Power Center is an intelligent computing center project located in Ulanqab City. The project was officially signed on August 22, 2026. No details on construction progress, investment scale, or completion timing are available from the source.
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Haiwo Computing Equipment Industrial Park
海悟算力装备产业园
Hohhot
The Haiwo Computing Equipment Industrial Park was among 13 projects signed at the Horinger cluster investment ceremony during the 2026 Green Computing (AI) Conference in Hohhot on August 21, 2026. It is at the contract-signing stage; a specific project investment figure was not disclosed separately (the 13 projects had a combined signed investment of RMB 136.1 billion).
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遠景星河基地
Ulanqab· Aug 6, 2026
Envision Galaxy Campus is a next-generation AI infrastructure park in Ulanqab, Inner Mongolia, powered directly by renewable energy with a planned total installed capacity of over 2 GW. Its core is a 120,000-square-meter AI supercomputing center; when fully operational it targets 1 million PFLOPS of AI compute supporting up to 1 million AI accelerator chips. Envision announced the campus was officially put into production on August 6, 2026, as the first flagship project of its global Mission Gobi initiative.
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中国移动全球智能中心
Hong Kong· Mar 26, 2026
China Mobile officially opened its Global Intelligence Center in Fo Tan, Hong Kong on March 26, 2026, described as Hong Kong's largest standalone intelligent computing hub with 100-megawatt-level capacity. The project began construction in 2021 and is China Mobile's second data centre in the city; together with its 2014 Tseung Kwan O facility the two sites hold a combined capacity of more than 13,000 server racks. The centre is connected to mainland computing infrastructure to support cross-border data processing and lower latency for regional AI workloads.
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粤港澳大湾区（韶关）Token工厂
Shaoguan· Jun 12, 2026
The Token Factory of the Greater Bay Area hub public computing power service platform was officially lit up in Shaoguan on June 12, 2026, during the 5th Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area (Guangdong) Computing Power Industry Conference held at the Shaoguan Greater Bay Area Data Application Industrial Park. The platform turns local intelligent computing capacity into token generation and inference services, aggregating model vendors, MaaS platforms and industry applications. The launch ceremony involved China's three major telecom operators together with iSoftStone, reflecting coordination across computing infrastructure, telecom networks and token operations.
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贵州壹号词元工厂
Guian New Area
The Guizhou No.1 Token Factory was unveiled by iSoftStone at the 2026 China International Big Data Industry Expo in Guiyang (August 28-30, 2026), alongside a three-way strategic cooperation agreement with the Guian New Area Administrative Committee and China Telecom's Guizhou branch. Built on existing infrastructure and Guizhou's green electricity, the project reports comprehensive token production costs more than 15% lower than in eastern China and went from launch to production in 30 days. It follows the company's Beijing No.1 and Shaoguan token factories as its southwest national computing hub node.
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火山引擎GW级算力中心
Ulanqab
The Volcano Engine GW-level Computing Power Center is an intelligent computing center project located in Ulanqab City, Inner Mongolia, officially signed on August 22, 2026. It was announced as one of the contracted projects at the 2026 Green Computing Power Conference, where 13 projects with a combined investment of RMB 136.1 billion were signed. No construction start date or individual investment figure has been disclosed for this project.
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火山引擎GW级算力中心
Ulanqab
The Volcano Engine GW-level Computing Power Center is an intelligent computing center project in Ulanqab City, Inner Mongolia. It was signed on August 22, 2026 at the 2026 Green Computing Power Conference, where it was presented as one of Ulanqab's contracted projects. No construction start date or project-specific investment figure has been disclosed in available sources.
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