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Recently, the National Standardization Administration officially issued the fourth batch of recommended national standard plans for 2026, and the “Technical Specification for Trustworthy Evaluation of Data Center Computing Power and Carbon Efficiency” was approved. This standard evaluates data center computing power output in relation to carbon emissions. It is China's first approved national standard in the field of computing power carbon efficiency evaluation methods and reliable technical specifications. The standard was drafted by the Research Center of the State Council's State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission, China Mobile Communications Co., Ltd., and the China Quality Certification Center. Previously, China Mobile had carried out large-scale pilot projects at data centers in Guangdong, Jiangsu, Shanghai, Shaanxi, etc., covering more than 20,000 servers, effectively verifying the viability of computational power carbon efficiency indicators. In the future, China Mobile will continue to join hands with industry, academia, and research to deepen the research and standard system construction of computing power carbon efficiency technology, promote the implementation of standards, help the green and low-carbon transformation of China's data centers, actively promote the layout of international standards in the field of computing power carbon efficiency, and promote the formation of a green computing power evaluation method system with Chinese characteristics and international compatibility.
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Recently, the National Standardization Administration officially issued the fourth batch of recommended national standard plans for 2026, and the “Technical Specification for Trustworthy Evaluation of Data Center Computing Power and Carbon Efficiency” was approved. This standard evaluates data center computing power output in relation to carbon emissions. It is China's first approved national standard in the field of computing power carbon efficiency evaluation methods and reliable technical specifications. The standard was drafted by the Research Center of the State Council's State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission, China Mobile Communications Co., Ltd., and the China Quality Certification Center. Previously, China Mobile had carried out large-scale pilot projects at data centers in Guangdong, Jiangsu, Shanghai, Shaanxi, etc., covering more than 20,000 servers, effectively verifying the viability of computational power carbon efficiency indicators. In the future, China Mobile will continue to join hands with industry, academia, and research to deepen the research and standard system construction of computing power carbon efficiency technology, promote the implementation of standards, help the green and low-carbon transformation of China's data centers, actively promote the layout of international standards in the field of computing power carbon efficiency, and promote the formation of a green computing power evaluation method system with Chinese characteristics and international compatibility.
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