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Friday, September 25, 2026

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China Expands Liquid Cooling Deployment to Curb AI Data Center Power Demands

As surging artificial intelligence workloads stretch regional electricity grids, Chinese operators are rapidly deploying immersion and cold-plate liquid cooling modules across national computing hubs. Backed by state energy-efficiency mandates, the push aims to drastically reduce power overhead, accelerating clean-tech integration despite persistent friction over upfront capital expenditures.

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The Dongjiang Free Trade Port completed China's first direct aircraft engine lease backed by an overseas lessor, establishing legal ownership and asset management directly onshore. Valued at over 2.3 billion yuan, the structure removes redundant domestic special-purpose vehicles, lowering transactional costs and foreign exchange risks for domestic airlines.

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Security chief Chen Wenqing and Uzbek Security Council Secretary Viktor Makhmudov co-chaired bilateral mechanism talks in Nanjing to reinforce cross-border security cooperation. The discussions prioritized joint crackdowns on terrorism, telecommunications fraud, and cybercrime while cementing safeguards for regional Belt and Road infrastructure projects.

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Regional market authorities are rolling out shared operational standards across the Jing-Jin-Ji cluster to address longstanding corporate grievances over duplicative audits and uneven penalties. The cross-provincial effort standardizes inspection thresholds and explores mutual recognition of penalty exemptions to improve the regional business climate.

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A Long March-6A rocket launched from Taiyuan successfully delivered the Yaogan-40 Group 04 satellites into their designated orbits. The mission, primarily designed for electromagnetic environmental surveying and technology testing, represents the 670th flight of the Long March carrier rocket family.

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China is intensifying participation in international standard-setting bodies like the ISO and IEC to establish baseline protocols for smart home hardware and eldercare robotics. The initiative seeks to project domestic technological frameworks abroad while enhancing cross-device interoperability and data security for an aging population.


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Editor's Note
Today's developments spotlight China's systemic drive toward operational standardization and efficiency, spanning data center cooling mandates and cross-provincial regulatory reform to high-stakes aviation finance and regional security frameworks.
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