2025 China Computing Power Conference | ZDATA’s “500,000 kW Integrated Source-Grid-Load-Storage Project” Wins Innovation Pioneer Award

From August 22 to 24, the 2025 China Computing Power Conference was successfully held in Datong City, Shanxi Province. With the theme “Computing Network Lays the Foundation, Intelligence Leads the Future,” the event featured 16 sub-forums and special activities focusing on all aspects of the computing power industry development—government, industry, academia, research, application, and finance. Xiong Jijun, Vice Minister of Industry and Information Technology, and Tang Zhiping, Vice Governor of Shanxi Province, attended and addressed the opening ceremony. Liu Junyi, Deputy Secretary of the Datong Municipal Party Committee and Mayor, presided over the ceremony.

At the main forum, the 2025 “Computing Power China · Innovation Pioneer Outstanding Cases” were officially announced. ZDATA’s “500,000 kW Integrated Source-Grid-Load-Storage Project” was successfully selected for the list due to its leading practices and innovative value in green computing power infrastructure. Located in Ulanqab, Inner Mongolia, the project fully leverages local wind energy resources. Through systematic innovation in technology and business models, it significantly improves energy utilization efficiency and clean power coverage, providing stable, low-carbon, and low-cost power support for computing power infrastructure. This recognition not only reflects the industry’s high approval of ZDATA’s innovative integration of energy and computing power but also marks a major breakthrough in ZDATA’s path toward building “green computing power.” It sets a benchmark for further promoting the “East Data West Computing” project and advancing the synergistic development of computing power and electricity in a green and low-carbon manner.

Ma Chao, Senior Vice President of the Group, accepted the award on stage on behalf of ZDATA.

During the conference, Vice President Kang Nan was invited to participate in several important events, including a symposium for key computing power enterprises hosted by the Department of Information Technology Development of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, and the Computing Power Industry Investment Promotion and Industrial Ecological Cooperation Symposium, where she delivered speeches. She also represented the group as a member at the launch ceremony of the “Intelligent Chain Unbounded Intelligent Computing Industry Ecological Alliance” during the main forum. During the event, Kang Nan gave exclusive interviews to Shanxi Television and CCTV.com, sharing insights on ZDATA’s latest achievements and forward-looking plans in computing power construction, integration into the national computing power network, and green development.

Vice President Kang Nan represented ZDATA at the launch ceremony.

Xuan Liwei, General Manager of Shanxi Company, participated in the signing ceremony for key investment projects.

During the “Computing Power China Tour” (Shanxi Station) large-scale media interview and research activity, a delegation composed of 45 central-level media outlets, financial media, and provincial media conducted a special on-site visit and research at the ZDATA Green Big Data Industry Base (Yanggao). CCTV Finance Channel conducted an exclusive interview with Xuan Liwei, General Manager of Shanxi Company, discussing the base’s planning, construction, operation management, and low-carbon practices. The interview comprehensively showcased ZDATA’s active explorations and contributions to supporting the development of Shanxi Province’s computing power industry.

ZDATA will seize the development opportunities presented by the 2025 China Computing Power Conference, fully leveraging Shanxi Province’s strategic advantages and policy support in computing power infrastructure, especially Datong City’s consistent ranking as third in the national urban computing power sub-index. The group will continue to deepen its investment layout and actively participate in building a new regional computing power collaborative ecosystem. In the future, ZDATA looks forward to working with Shanxi to promote the intensive and green development of computing power resources, injecting new momentum into Datong City’s goal of becoming a “Computing Power City” radiating across North China and even the entire country.