China has commissioned the Ulanqab Xinghe base, described as the world’s largest single-unit intelligent computing center, spanning roughly 20 football fields with 160 MW of power capacity. The facility is built with on-site wind generation and a dedicated transmission line to supply about 80% direct green power, uses AI-driven power management and storage, and supports parallel capacity on the order of one million accelerator cards and P-level compute scale. Operators say one kWh of onsite gree

China has commissioned the Ulanqab Xinghe base, described as the world’s largest single-unit intelligent computing center, spanning roughly 20 football fields with 160 MW of power capacity. The facility is built with on-site wind generation and a dedicated transmission line to supply about 80% direct green power, uses AI-driven power management and storage, and supports parallel capacity on the order of one million accelerator cards and P-level compute scale. Operators say one kWh of onsite green power can be converted into roughly 30 seconds of AI text-to-video output.