Deep in the Wulanchabu grassland in Inner Mongolia, China is breaking through the waves by collaborating on “aircraft carriers”. The world's largest single intelligent computing center, the Ulanqab Galaxy Base, was put into operation. It has the size of 20 soccer fields, 160 megawatts of power supply capacity, 1 million P computing power, and 80% direct green power supply ratio, opening up new opportunities for the industry. Through self-built wind farms and direct supply lines, and using AI power systems and energy storage facilities, each degree of green electricity is converted into a word element to achieve a closed loop. According to estimates, the green electricity that once came from the prairie can be converted into an AI Wensheng video of nearly 30 seconds here. A 100 billion industrial chain is accelerating: upstream is driving investment in wind power photovoltaics, energy storage equipment, liquid cooling systems, and transmission lines; midstream is promoting AI power systems, virtual power plants and other technologies to break through bottlenecks; downstream is nurturing AI big model training, Wensheng video, and AI code writing. Currently, China is leading the world in wind power, photovoltaics, and grid technology, and the pace of localization of computing power is accelerating. Also empowered by the dual market, China's computing power and electricity consumption will reach 800 billion kilowatts in 2030, and the huge domestic demand market, such as AI applications, will provide “vast waters” for “aircraft carriers” to sail.

Deep in the Wulanchabu grassland in Inner Mongolia, China is breaking through the waves by collaborating on “aircraft carriers”. The world's largest single intelligent computing center, the Ulanqab Galaxy Base, was put into operation. It has the size of 20 soccer fields, 160 megawatts of power supply capacity, 1 million P computing power, and 80% direct green power supply ratio, opening up new opportunities for the industry. Through self-built wind farms and direct supply lines, and using AI power systems and energy storage facilities, each degree of green electricity is converted into a word element to achieve a closed loop. According to estimates, the green electricity that once came from the prairie can be converted into an AI Wensheng video of nearly 30 seconds here. A 100 billion industrial chain is accelerating: upstream is driving investment in wind power photovoltaics, energy storage equipment, liquid cooling systems, and transmission lines; midstream is promoting AI power systems, virtual power plants and other technologies to break through bottlenecks; downstream is nurturing AI big model training, Wensheng video, and AI code writing. Currently, China is leading the world in wind power, photovoltaics, and grid technology, and the pace of localization of computing power is accelerating. Also empowered by the dual market, China's computing power and electricity consumption will reach 800 billion kilowatts in 2030, and the huge domestic demand market, such as AI applications, will provide “vast waters” for “aircraft carriers” to sail.