China just sank a key piece of its AI future into the sea off Shanghai. The world's first wind-powered underwater data center is now running about 6 miles off the city's coast, in a project backed by ...

Beijing is pouring nearly $300 billion into new computing hubs, including on the Mongolian steppe and beneath the sea.

With an initial capacity of 24 megawatts, the innovative data center uses seawater as a natural cooling system.

China’s new underwater data center slashes energy use. Could coastal cities be the next frontier for sustainable AI ...

China is testing an undersea data center powered by offshore wind. Discover how this tech keeps AI servers cool and saves power.

China is deploying subsea data centers powered by offshore wind to meet rising AI demand and reduce land and energy ...

Datacentre off Shanghai coast uses less power and water than land-based equivalent ...

As a white, 18-meter-long cylindrical structure slowly descended into the sea off the coast of Lingshui Li autonomous county ...

China is trying to solve its water-consuming, power-draining data center problems by moving them under the sea. Shanghai Hailanyun Technology (HiCloud), in collaboration with several government ...

BEIJING, May 9, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- A news report from China.org.cn on Shanghai Lin-gang Underwater Data Center: Off the east coast of Nanhuizui in Shanghai stands a 32-meter-tall steel cylinder in ...

China has launched the world’s first wind-powered underwater data centre off Shanghai, combining renewable energy and seawater cooling to support the rising computing demands of the AI era ...