China building underwater data center with the power of 6 million PCs
China is building gigantic datacenters underwater, where it aims to save 122 million KWh of electricity, and nearly 10 soccer fields of land.
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China is building gigantic datacenters underwater, where it aims to save 122 million KWh of electricity, and nearly 10 soccer fields of land.
The Undersea Data Center (UDC), the largest of its kind in the world, in Sanya, South China's Hainan Province, has been operating soundly for eight months since it entered commercial operation in December 2022, becoming a pioneer in the global industry of commercializing undersea data centers.
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