Strategic Geographic Location：Ulanqab is located approximately 240 km from Beijing and serves as a provincial hub for the China–Europe Railway Express. Its well-developed transportation infrastructure and ultra-low network latency enable effective “same-city” integration of computing power between Beijing and Inner Mongolia, meeting the requirements of latency-sensitive scenarios such as real-time computing and financial transactions.

Distinct Climate Advantages:With an average annual temperature of 4.3°C, Ulanqab benefits from up to ten months of natural cooling each year. This significantly reduces data center energy consumption and provides a structural cost advantage for hyperscale computing infrastructure.

Abundant Wind and Solar Resources:As of 2025, wind and solar power account for over 60% of Ulanqab’s installed power capacity. The region hosts multi-gigawatt-scale renewable energy bases and has implemented green power direct-supply projects and long-term power purchase agreements (PPAs), offering reliable and sustainable energy support for the development of GW-scale computing centers.

Strong Policy Support:Ulanqab benefits from favorable policies on land use, electricity pricing, and taxation. Local governments provide comprehensive support for project development and operations, fostering a rapidly maturing computing and data center ecosystem.