# Data Centers
Latest news and articles about Data Centers
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China Plans Fivefold Surge in Intelligent Computing Power by 2030
A new five-year industry blueprint forecasts 4 trillion yuan in computing network investment as national integration expands.
China Unveils 2026-2030 Strategy for Digital and Green Dual Transformation
A joint ministerial plan requires computing facilities to match regional green power quotas as AI and digital infrastructure expand.
China Shifts Focus to DPUs as AI Compute Demands System-Level Synergy
As GPU stacking reaches diminishing returns, Beijing targets data processing units to resolve network bottlenecks in its national computing grid.
China Connects Green Power to AI Hubs as Computing Electricity Surges
Computing centers are projected to consume 800 billion kilowatt-hours by 2030, prompting direct green power integration.
China's Monthly Power Consumption Tops One Trillion Kilowatt-Hours in July
Electricity usage reached 1.04 trillion kilowatt-hours in July, driven by surging demand from electric vehicle charging and internet data services.
Moxin AI Forms Industry-Academia Alliance to Scale Sparse Computing
The startup aims to lower AI inference costs and overcome software ecosystem bottlenecks through full-stack sparse architecture collaboration.
China's Legacy Industrial and Telecom Giants Expand into AI Computing
Telecom operators, energy firms, and manufacturers convert power assets and land into intelligent computing hubs.
Gas Turbine Prices Surge 300% in Three Years Amid Rising AI Demand
The expansion of data centers is straining energy infrastructure, leading to a significant spike in the cost of critical power generation equipment.
China's Electricity Load Hits Record Highs Amid Summer Heatwaves and Industrial Growth
National power demand reached 1.553 billion kilowatts as high-tech manufacturing, electric vehicles, and data centers expanded first-half electricity consumption.
Zhongwei Direct Green Power Model Attracts Data Center Investments
Direct renewable power lines in Ningxia reduce energy losses and operating costs, drawing 188.5 billion yuan in data infrastructure deals.