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Chinese Renewable Energy Giant Envision Launches Data Center

Bloomberg Technology Thursday 06 August 2026, 01:46 UTC By Bloomberg News 1 min read
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Chinese Renewable Energy Giant Envision Launches Data Center Envision Group has commissioned the initial phase of a gigawatt-scale data center in China’s Inner Mongolia, an unusual foray by a renewable energy company into the booming artificial intelligence industry. The Chinese company has began operation of the Galaxy Campus project in Ulanqab — a city about 350 kilometers (217 miles) northwest of Beijing with abundant wind power resources, it said in a statement. The initial 120-megawatt...

Chinese Renewable Energy Giant Envision Launches Data Center Envision Group has commissioned the initial phase of a gigawatt-scale data center in China’s Inner Mongolia, an unusual foray by a renewable energy company into the booming artificial intelligence industry. The Chinese company has began operation of the Galaxy Campus project in Ulanqab — a city about 350 kilometers (217 miles) northwest of Beijing with abundant wind power resources, it said in a statement. The initial 120-megawatt phase has already been allocated to two local tech giants, with plans to eventually scale the project to 2 gigawatts, which would make it one of the largest in China, the company said.
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