服务器通过“泡澡”来降温？“东数西算”节能黑科技太酷了

Core Insights - The "East Data West Computing" project has led to over 1 trillion yuan in social investment since its implementation, showcasing significant scale effects [1][2] - The project has established 8 hub nodes and 10 data center clusters across 14 provinces in eastern, central, and western China, providing approximately 80% of the national intelligent computing power [2] Investment and Infrastructure Development - The project has facilitated the migration of computing resources from the eastern regions to the western areas rich in renewable energy, contributing to the rise of new computing cities such as Qingyang in Gansu and Ulanqab in Inner Mongolia [2] - Prior to the project, 80% of the country's computing power was concentrated in the east, while the corresponding energy resources were located in the west, indicating a strategic alignment of energy and computing infrastructure [2] Green Energy Utilization - Recent monitoring indicates a continuous improvement in the green energy usage ratio within the "East Data West Computing" project, with some new data centers in Inner Mongolia achieving over 85% green energy usage [3][4] - The introduction of direct supply models for green electricity has resulted in over a 20% reduction in energy consumption for data centers [4] Technological Innovations - Innovative cooling technologies, such as liquid cooling, have been implemented in data centers, leading to a 30% reduction in energy consumption [4] - The use of natural cooling methods in high-altitude regions has also contributed to significant energy savings, with one data center reducing industrial electricity use by over 7 million kilowatt-hours annually [4] Future Development Plans - The National Bureau of Statistics plans to focus on green, intensive, and inclusive development in the ongoing implementation of the "East Data West Computing" project, aiming to accelerate the construction of a national integrated computing power network [5] - The project is expected to lay the groundwork for significant advancements in computing power during the 14th Five-Year Plan period, with a vision for further development in the 15th Five-Year Plan [5]