VNET Secures 40MW Order for Gu'an IDC Campus
VNET has secured a 40MW wholesale order from a leading internet company for its new Gu'an IDC Campus, strategically located in the Greater Beijing Area, announced in a press release. The order will be delivered in phases, providing premium internet data center (IDC) services to support the customer's core business.
The Gu'an IDC Campus, situated in Hebei Province, is designed to meet the increasing demand for AI-driven computing capabilities. It features advanced liquid cooling solutions to enhance energy efficiency and productivity, ensuring the project's power usage effectiveness (PUE) surpasses regional averages. This strategic location allows VNET to accommodate overflow computing demand from Beijing's internet companies, easing resource constraints in the core region.
VNET's focus on providing reliable, customized services includes enabling the deployment of domestic chips for the customer's core business. This aligns with the growing demand for enhanced computing capabilities and positions VNET to capture rising growth opportunities in the digital economy.
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