Inner Mongolia Signs 13 AI Data-Center Projects at 2026 Green Computing Conference

3 articles · Updated · Xinhua · Aug 22

Thirteen key projects tied to the Horinger data-center cluster were signed at the 2026 Green Computing Power (AI) Conference in Hohhot on Aug. 22.
The event was framed as a showcase for Inner Mongolia's latest progress in green computing power supply, coordination between electricity and computing capacity, and the token economy.
An exhibition at the conference highlighted the region's push to build sustainable computing and AI infrastructure, underscoring Inner Mongolia's role in expanding green computing capacity.

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