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Record to May 17, 2026

China Mobile Intelligent Computing Center — Harbin

TypeHyperscale DCStatusOperationalWhereHarbin, Heilongjiang, CNIndexed fromChinese telecom-cloud corporate disclosures

Operational; the organisation this record names is not established in any role by its cited source

China Mobile Heilongjiang Company Intelligent Computing Center, sited in Harbin, Heilongjiang Province. Inaugurated September 1, 2024 per Bastille Post + China Daily government portal coverage. Described as "world's largest single-cluster intelligent computing center" (Bastille Post) and "country's largest AI computing cluster based on a domestic ecosystem" (China Daily, state-government portal tier-1). Approximately 18,000 AI acceleration cards; 6.6-6.9 EFLOPS computing power (figures vary slightly across sources). Domestically-sourced chips ("domestic ecosystem" framing in China Daily — implicit reference to non-Nvidia accelerators, likely Huawei Ascend + Hygon DCU per industry context). Inauguration announcement 2024-08-21; operational 2024-09-01. China Mobile 2024 AR press release lists Harbin alongside Hohhot Horinger as the two "mega-scale intelligent computing centers with 10K-level processor capacity" that commenced operation in 2024.

Source: Chinese telecom-cloud corporate disclosures

0/3site roles identified0 site relationships1 finding in the company chain0 export-control designationsFurthest finding: company at site

Dates in site records: Aug 21, 2024 – May 17, 2026. Site data: Chinese telecom-cloud corporate disclosures.

Ownership and operation

Plate I. Site owner, operator and hardware ownerscrutica.com · data to May 17, 2026
China Mobile Intelligent Computing Center — HarbinSite

Recorded operator attribution withheld China Mobile. The cited source does not establish that this organisation operates the site. “China Mobile Intelligent Computing Center Harbin node, which features an artificial intelligence (AI) computing cluster with over 10,000 cards, is set to commence operations in Harbin, the capital city of Northeast China's Heilongjiang province, on Aug 30.” source

Recorded owner attribution withheld China Mobile. The cited source does not establish that this organisation holds title to the site. “In alignment with China Mobile's "AI+" initiative, China Mobile Heilongjiang Company has established the country's largest AI computing cluster, based on a domestic ecosystem, at the Harbin Intelligent Computing Center.” source

Companies are grouped by their role at the site, with recorded parents above them. No company is identified in these roles, so their ownership chains could not be checked. Ticks count the export-control and government-link findings for each company.

Export controls and government links

No export-control designations were found in the checked company chains.

Plate III. Export controls and government linksscrutica.com · data to May 17, 2026
site1A company in the ownership chain is headquartered in Chinacompany levels
Company at site

Headquarters jurisdiction
A company in the ownership chain is headquartered in China

China: Not a Wassenaar participant; operates its own Export Control Law (2020) and Unreliable Entity List; MOFCOM and the Ministry of Commerce administer dual-use catalogues. Export-control regimes listed for this jurisdiction: Chinese Export Control Law (2020), MOFCOM Unreliable Entity List authority.

Country is the recorded headquarters location.Linked through the company recorded as appearing in this record without an established title, operating or hardware role.

Triangle: export-control designation or regulatory flag. Square: sovereign capital linkage. Circle: headquarters jurisdiction. Level 1 is a company at the site; higher levels are its parents. 1 finding is recorded; 0 are export-control designations.

Capacity

Reading. Power and acceleratorsscrutica.com · data to May 17, 2026
not recorded

Power capacity

No power figure is recorded for this site.

not recorded

Power for IT equipment

18,000

Accelerators

Methods and sources

Ownership roles

Title identifies the legal owner of the site; operation identifies who runs it. AI-hardware ownership follows the catalog’s attribution of the machines inside, whose owner may lease the facility.

Each role requires its own attribution. An operator named in a source supplies evidence of operation only.

Parent companies

Ownership checks start with each company named at the site and follow recorded parent relationships. A company holding several roles is checked once. Its linked company page lists the relationships and their sources; further parents may remain undocumented.

Level 1 identifies a company at the site, level 2 its parent, and each further level another parent. Export-control designations and government investments are assigned to the company concerned.

Missing values

Unrecorded roles remain blank. Findings whose company position is unresolved stay in the list with that position labelled unknown.

Publication limits

Subscription corporate data helps identify parent relationships and sovereign investments. Publication is limited to relationship classes and supporting public sources; licensed records, identifiers and values are withheld.

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