Inner Mongolia's Green Computing Power Advantage

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Inner Mongolia's digital economy is thriving, with the autonomous region leveraging its natural advantages in new energy to become a "green engine" for the nation's digital economy. The 2025 Green Computing Center Forum will be held in Hohhot, discussing policy trends, technical cases, and the promotion and implementation of national standards. Inner Mongolia's computing power has reached 165,000 petabytes, ranking first in China, with its intelligent computing capacity reaching 154,000 petabytes.

Key Takeaways:

  • Inner Mongolia's computing power has reached 165,000 petabytes, ranking first in China.
  • The region's intelligent computing capacity has reached 154,000 petabytes, also ranking first in China.
  • The "Eastern Data, Western Computing" project is leveraging Inner Mongolia's advantages in new energy to drive the digital economy.
  • Inner Mongolia has achieved computing-electricity coordination, computing-network coordination, and computing-number coordination, with a green electricity index that ranks first in the country.
  • The region's data centers have a green electricity utilization rate of over 86%, with a target of 100% green electricity supply by 2027.
  • The installed capacity of new energy in Inner Mongolia will exceed 135 million kilowatts in 2024.
  • The region's network connects 25 cities, with stable latency to major hubs, including the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei hub and the Yangtze River Delta.
  • Inner Mongolia has built an infrastructure system covering general, super, and intelligent computing power, forming a complete digital industry ecosystem.
  • The autonomous region has invested 280 billion yuan in 79 data center projects and established a comprehensive green computing power industry chain.

Statistics:

  • 165,000 petabytes: Inner Mongolia's computing power, ranking first in China.
  • 154,000 petabytes: Inner Mongolia's intelligent computing capacity, ranking first in China.
  • 86%: Current green electricity utilization rate of data centers in Inner Mongolia.
  • 2027: Target year for achieving 100% green electricity supply in Inner Mongolia's data centers.
  • 135 million kilowatts: Installed capacity of new energy in Inner Mongolia, exceeding in 2024.
  • 25: Number of cities connected by Inner Mongolia's network.
  • Less than 5 milliseconds: Stable latency to the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei hub.
  • 15 milliseconds: Latency to the Yangtze River Delta.
  • 100,000P: Total computing power scale of Inner Mongolia, exceeding.
  • 280 billion yuan: Investment in 79 data center projects by Inner Mongolia.

Sources:

  • https://www.nmg.gov.cn/zwyw/ymjnmg/202510/t20251020_2805223.html (Automated translated version of the original story)