When the wind of the grassland brushes over the vast horizon of Ulanqab, it no longer only drives the grass, but also begins to rotate the giant windmills and cooling fans of the data center. At this critical node of East West computing, computing power and electricity are shaking hands in an unprecedented manner, and a green digital power plant is quietly growing deep in the grassland.

On July 8, 2026, Prolos signed a cooperation agreement with the Ulanqab Municipal Government in Inner Mongolia to jointly build a gigawatt level green power intelligent computing base, consolidate the local digital industry, and implement the strategy of east data and west computing. The project is located in the Big Data Industrial Park of Chahar Right Wing Middle Banner, Inner Mongolia, with a total investment of over 30 billion yuan, covering an area of 2000 acres, and will be constructed in three phases. The project adopts an integrated model of source, grid, load, and storage, with on-site consumption of green electricity, meeting the standards of a green data center, and capable of carrying high computing power businesses such as AI and financial technology.

Billion dollar computing power project landing

Prolos mainly engages in infrastructure, intelligent computing, and new energy businesses, empowering local industries with four major advantages: infrastructure, computing power operation, energy synergy, and capital operation. Enterprise executives say that the computing power network is a key infrastructure project during the 15th Five Year Plan period, and Ulanqab in Inner Mongolia has outstanding advantages in computing resources. Keywords: Ulanqab in Inner Mongolia, East Digital West Computing, Green Electric Intelligent Computing Base

Four major abilities empower the entire chain

This large-scale intelligent computing base project is the core layout of Prolos' support for the national computing power network and the opening of the second growth curve of computing power. Enterprises will build low-carbon computing power bases with high standards to help the local area build a first-class green computing power industry cluster in China.Editor/Gong Ziwei