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China invests $6.1 billion in data centre projects
02 September 2024
China has spent more than 43.5 billion yuan (US$6.1 billion) in data centre investment over the past two years, according to an official statement reported by Chinese state publication Xinhua.

The funds have paid for the construction of eight computing hubs as part of China鈥檚 so-called 鈥楨ast Data, West Computing鈥� initiative, launched in 2022 by Chinese National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC).
The initiative involves storing data in the more economically developed eastern regions of China and processing it in the western regions, which have plenty of land and energy but lower data demand.
The $6.1 billion investment includes the deployment of three server hubs on China鈥檚 east coast and five hubs in China鈥檚 central/western corridor.
China has plans to create ten national data center clusters. China鈥檚 massive investment in computing comes as it faces increasing restrictions from the US, which has limited exports of some advanced computing products.
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