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Chen Zhongyue, chairman of China Mobile, said at the 2026 mobile network conference on the 6th that the company's total procurement volume is expected to exceed 500 billion yuan in 2027, of which computing power investment and terminal procurement will exceed 100 billion yuan. This year, China Mobile began construction of 3 gigawatt computing parks, which are expected to deliver 1.5 gigawatt capacity. Next year, 2 more will be built. At that time, the total number of gigawatt computing parks will reach 7. The company has now built several 10,000 card intelligent computing clusters, and plans to continuously double its intelligent computing capacity in the next two years. Chen Zhongyue also said that the relevant computing park will use standardized modules and high-density liquid cooling technology to shorten the construction delivery cycle.
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Chen Zhongyue, chairman of China Mobile, said at the 2026 mobile network conference on the 6th that the company's total procurement volume is expected to exceed 500 billion yuan in 2027, of which computing power investment and terminal procurement will exceed 100 billion yuan. This year, China Mobile began construction of 3 gigawatt computing parks, which are expected to deliver 1.5 gigawatt capacity. Next year, 2 more will be built. At that time, the total number of gigawatt computing parks will reach 7. The company has now built several 10,000 card intelligent computing clusters, and plans to continuously double its intelligent computing capacity in the next two years. Chen Zhongyue also said that the relevant computing park will use standardized modules and high-density liquid cooling technology to shorten the construction delivery cycle.
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