Gui'an develops high-end smart and green computing power cluster

The project is expected to contribute to Gui'an's intelligent manufacturing, computing power and data processing development. [Photo/Guiyang news network]

The opening ceremony and investment promotion event for the start-up area of the Gui'an New Area Computing Power Industry Cluster's supporting project and the Gui'an New Area Robot Innovation Industrial Park were held in Gui'an, Southwest China's Guizhou province, on Sept 2.

The start-up area of the Gui'an New Area Computing Power Industry Cluster's supporting project and the Gui'an New Area Robot Innovation Industrial Park, developed in a mutually supportive and integrated manner, are located on the south side of Jing'an Avenue.

With a total investment of 13.85 billion yuan and a planned area of 840 mu (56 hectares), the project is equipped with comprehensive facilities such as water pipes, power grids, roads and telecommunications. Ninety-nine talent apartments have been built in the industrial park, accommodating up to 300 people.

It is a landmark project that embodies the deepened cooperation between Gui'an Development Group and Wuhan Optics Valley United Group, a major provincial project supported by various policies, and the first project in the country to integrate cloud computing, data and networks.

The project consists of 23 buildings divided into three zones: A, B and C.

Zone A comprises standalone factory buildings integrating production and office spaces, catering to enterprise headquarters or subsidiaries involved in data annotation, computing services, research and development.

Zone B features medium-sized standard factory buildings for processing and production, serving enterprises in general computing production services, electronic information manufacturing, server-related industries, and new energy-related industries.

Zone C is home to large-scale standard factory buildings for processing and production, targeting enterprises involved in photovoltaic energy storage equipment, new materials, semiconductor lighting equipment, and more.