Country
China
AI data center dossier
Country
China
Operator
ByteDance, Volcengine
Energy
Green compute cluster
Tracked capacity
100 MW
State-reported program capacity | State reported
100 MW is the reported completed rack-power scale for the Volcengine Inner Mongolia Horinger Computing Center; it replaces the unsupported legacy 600 MW value.
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State-reported program capacity | State reported
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DTDATA reports that the Volcengine Inner Mongolia Horinger Computing Center formally started construction in Horinger New Area in November 2024. The source says the project is being built in two phases: Phase 1 with eight data-center buildings and roughly RMB 6B investment, and Phase 2 with six data-center buildings and roughly RMB 6B investment, with Phase 1 planned for delivery from December 2025.
The same source says the Phase 1 design includes four data-center buildings, one 110 kV substation, a support building, and underground water pools, and says the project will reach 100 MW of rack power scale after completion. ADCI reduces selected capacity from the unsupported legacy 600 MW value to 100 MW, removes unsupported 100,000 H800 GPU precision, and removes the Hohhot city point because the opened sources support Horinger New Area project geography rather than a parcel-level coordinate.
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