Shang Hai Zheng Quan Bao·2026-01-22 18:37Group 1 - The first "National Green Computing Power Facility" promotion and exchange event was held in Shanghai, announcing the list of national green computing power facilities for 2025, with over 12 million standard racks expected to be in use in China, making it the second-largest globally in terms of computing power scale [1] - The demand for computing power driven by AI model training and industrial internet applications is growing exponentially, leading to a significant increase in energy demand, with global data center electricity consumption growing at an average annual rate of about 12% since 2017, more than four times the global total electricity consumption growth rate [1] - The event featured 60 data centers selected for the national green computing power facility list, including facilities from various sectors such as industrial, information communication, energy, internet, finance, and public institutions [1] Group 2 - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology emphasizes the importance of green and low-carbon development of computing power facilities, having cultivated over 300 national green computing power facilities across various sectors, achieving positive results in energy efficiency and collaborative computing power [2] - Shanghai currently has over 160 data centers with approximately 250,000 operational racks, accounting for nearly 3% of the city's total electricity consumption, and supports the implementation of green low-carbon technologies in various centers [2] - Shanghai's intelligent computing power deployment has reached 120,000 P (FP16), forming a diverse supply structure with a public computing power service platform and collaboration among major operators and market entities [2] Group 3 - The core goal of "green computing power" is to reduce the energy consumption of computing infrastructure, with PUE (Power Usage Effectiveness) being a key metric for measuring this goal, where a lower PUE indicates higher operational efficiency and reduced carbon emissions [3] - Several companies in the green computing power supply chain showcased new products and systems at the event, with some expressing optimism about industry growth, highlighting high capacity utilization and sufficient orders [3] - Companies like Shenling Environment are expanding their production capabilities for liquid cooling systems, which are essential for high-density heat dissipation in data centers, and have established partnerships with major clients such as Huawei and ByteDance [4] Group 4 - UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) systems are essential for data center construction, significantly impacting computing power output, with companies like Kstar showcasing their latest integrated system models at the event [4] - Kstar's data center business is benefiting from a global infrastructure boom, with increasing orders and shipments contributing to rapid overall performance growth, and their products meeting national green energy efficiency standards [4] - The company serves major internet, finance, and communication clients while expanding its overseas business, exporting products to over 180 countries and regions [4]