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Chinese Company Launches Wind-Powered Data Center at the Bottom of the Sea
While the tech giants of the world hunger for energy to power their massive data centers, one Chinese company is pushing a solution that would make Jacques Cousteau’s eyes light up: an underwater data center, powered by wind. This week, Chinese firm HiCloud broke the mold by launching the first phase of the 24 megawatt facility off the coast of Shanghai, claiming a world first. According to New Atlas, 95 percent of the data center’s energy comes…
China Unveils World’s First Underwater Data Center for Sustainable AI
In a groundbreaking move that could redefine data center efficiency, a Chinese company has deployed the world’s first underwater facility powered predominantly by wind energy, submerging servers off the coast of Shanghai to leverage ocean cooling. This initiative by HiCloud, as detailed in a recent report from Futurism, addresses the escalating energy demands of artificial intelligence and cloud computing by sinking infrastructure into the sea, …
OEEG Conference Anchors Shanghai as the Heart of Global Marine Innovation OEEG Conference Anchors Shanghai as the Heart of Global Marine Innovation
OEEG Conference Anchors Shanghai as the Heart of Global Marine Innovation The Offshore Energy & Equipment Global Conference (OEEG) has once again proven to be the beating heart of the international floating offshore engineering sector. Co-hosted by the Shanghai Association of Shipbuilding Industry, the China Offshore (Deepsea) Industry Alliance, and CDMC Events, this year’s conference was nothing short of transformative. Running alongside the 12…
The idea of sinking data centers in the sea is not new. But a new project in China is now lifting the concept to a new level of sustainability and linking it directly to offshore wind power. read more on t3n.de
In the heart of the special area of Lin-gang, in Shanghai, a structure has been inaugurated that could redefine the concept of data center: the first underwater data center powered almost exclusively by wind energy. This pioneering project, developed with an investment of $226 million, represents a new way to combine the power of the sea wind with the thermal efficiency of the ocean to solve two of the great challenges of digital infrastructure:…
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