Flagship Projects

BodaData AIDC Base in Ulanqab, Inner Mongolia

BodaData Ulanqab AIDC Base is located in the Bayin Big Data Industrial Park of the Chahar Industrial Zone, at the core of the Inner Mongolia hub—one of the eight national nodes under Chinas “Eastern Data, Western Computing” strategy. Positioned as a critical computing hub for the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei-Mongolia economic region, the project is built to National A-level and Uptime Tier III+ standards, with a total construction area of 150,000 m² and an overall IT capacity of 150MW. The Base will comprise five AIDCs, with Phase I delivering 60MW and supported by a self-built 110kV substation. Leveraging computing power as a stable energy load, the Base is designed to achieve 100% green power supply over time and to establish one of Chinas first integrated "source-grid-load-storage" zero-carbon Bases. Once completed, it will capitalize on Ulanqabs green energy, climate, and transportation advantages to expand scale, optimize capacity, and enrich computing applications. The Base will strengthen the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei-Mongolia computing corridor, help shape the "Grassland Cloud Valley" brand, and form a strategic hub rooted in Ulanqab, connected to Beijing, and oriented toward Northeast Asia.

34,000+

Number of Cabinets
<1.2

Power Supply Density
A

Construction Level

Bayan Big Data Industrial Park, Chahar Industrial Park, Ulanqab

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Strategic hub with policy support

As a key development zone, Ulaanqab receives strong support from both national and local governments, including favorable policies and resource guarantees, further driving regional economic growth and technological innovation.
Leverage the cool climate for exceptional energy efficiency

Its unique cool climate significantly reduces the energy consumption of AI computing facilities. By leveraging naturally low temperatures, cooling costs are greatly lowered, reducing dependence on traditional air-conditioning and mechanical refrigeration.
Design for flexible expansion and tailored solutions

With flexible facility layouts and modular designs, the base supports on-demand expansion and customized services.
Cost-effective electricity with competitive operation costs

Abundant and low-cost power resources enable large-scale computing operations at a very competitive cost, providing long-term and stable cost advantages for enterprises operating in the region.