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Inner Mongolia's Green Computing Industry Booms with 84.57% Green Electricity Ratio

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As the country's leader in renewable energy, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region has leveraged its abundant wind and solar resources to develop a robust green computing industry. The region's green electricity supply has enabled data centers to achieve an impressive 84.57% green electricity ratio, leading the country in the first quarter of this year. Inner Mongolia's commitment to green computing has not only reduced electricity costs but also created a low-carbon system throughout the entire process. The region's innovative approach has enabled the construction of large model training and reasoning bases, and the deployment of the DeepSeek large model in government affairs and commercial fields.

Key Takeaways:

  • Inner Mongolia's green computing industry has achieved a remarkable 84.57% green electricity ratio in the first quarter of this year, surpassing the national average.
  • The region's green electricity supply has enabled data centers to reduce electricity costs, with companies like Inner Mongolia Zhongke Supercomputing Technology Co., Ltd. enjoying a green electricity ratio of over 80%.
  • The use of hyper-fusion fully liquid-cooled servers has effectively reduced the energy consumption of data centers from the source, with a cooling power utilization efficiency as low as 1.06.
  • The region's computing power scale has reached 126,000P, with 116,000P being intelligent computing, ranking first in the country.
  • Inner Mongolia has made innovative breakthroughs around the "full ecosystem" of artificial intelligence, deeply cultivating the model training market and implementing training on large models such as China Telecom Xingchen and Huawei Pangu.
  • The region's government affairs and commercial fields have accelerated the deployment of the DeepSeek large model.
  • The "green electricity + computing power + industry" model has promoted the accelerated implementation of scenarios such as east-west data storage and east-west data training.

Statistics:

  • 84.57%: Green electricity ratio of data centers in the Inner Mongolia hub node and Linghe data center cluster in the first quarter of this year.
  • 135 million kilowatts: Cumulative installed capacity of new energy in Inner Mongolia, expected to surpass the installed capacity of thermal power in 2024.
  • 126,000P: Computing power scale of Inner Mongolia, with 116,000P being intelligent computing.
  • 1.06: Cooling power utilization efficiency of hyper-fusion fully liquid-cooled servers produced by Inner Mongolia Baichuan Digital Technology Co., Ltd.
  • 78,000 gigajoules: Waste heat recycled by UCloud's Ulanqab Intelligent Computing Center each year, reducing carbon dioxide emissions by approximately 7,380 tons.
  • 7,380 tons: Carbon dioxide emissions reduced by UCloud's Ulanqab Intelligent Computing Center each year.

Sources:

  • [Source 1] Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Government Services and Data Administration
  • [Source 2] Inner Mongolia Zhongke Supercomputing Technology Co., Ltd.
  • [Source 3] UCloud
  • [Source 4] Inner Mongolia Baichuan Digital Technology Co., Ltd.
  • [Source 5] Horqin New District Management Committee
  • [Source 6] China Telecom Hohhot Branch
  • [Source 7] Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Government Services and Data Management Bureau
  • [Source 8] Wang Jing and Wang Xuebing (Reporters)

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