On September 16, the two regions of Minning and Ning launched the first full-process implementation of cross-provincial telecommunication collaboration and linkage. On the same day, some computing power tasks for the pilot cabinets in Fuzhou and Xiamen were uniformly scheduled and transferred to the Ningxia Zhongwei Data Center for operation across provinces. The power departments of the two places simultaneously rely on a new power load management system to co-regulate and dynamically monitor computing power loads. Minning energy and computing power supply and demand naturally complement each other, laying the resource foundation for computing collaboration: Gobi, Ningxia has abundant photovoltaic resources, and the pressure to consume new energy is prominent at peak output in the afternoon; Fujian's digital economy is developed, demand for computing power in data centers is strong, and power supply guarantees need to be strengthened during peak periods. Through cross-provincial adjustment of computing power tasks, it is possible to explore the collaborative allocation of electricity resources and computing power resources to achieve the two-way benefits of “reducing the burden in the east and consumption in the west”.

On September 16, the two regions of Minning and Ning launched the first full-process implementation of cross-provincial telecommunication collaboration and linkage. On the same day, some computing power tasks for the pilot cabinets in Fuzhou and Xiamen were uniformly scheduled and transferred to the Ningxia Zhongwei Data Center for operation across provinces. The power departments of the two places simultaneously rely on a new power load management system to co-regulate and dynamically monitor computing power loads. Minning energy and computing power supply and demand naturally complement each other, laying the resource foundation for computing collaboration: Gobi, Ningxia has abundant photovoltaic resources, and the pressure to consume new energy is prominent at peak output in the afternoon; Fujian's digital economy is developed, demand for computing power in data centers is strong, and power supply guarantees need to be strengthened during peak periods. Through cross-provincial adjustment of computing power tasks, it is possible to explore the collaborative allocation of electricity resources and computing power resources to achieve the two-way benefits of “reducing the burden in the east and consumption in the west”.