China Telecom Cloud Computing Inner Mongolia Information Park
Operational; the organisation this record names is not established in any role by its cited source
China Telecom Cloud Computing Inner Mongolia Information Park (中国电信云计算内蒙古信息园), sited ~25 km south of Hohhot city center on Yunzhan E St., Horinger County. China's largest single state-cloud information park per China Daily state-government portal disclosure. Anchors China Telecom Tianyi Cloud (天翼云) North China compute footprint at the Inner Mongolia hub-node of China's national Eastern Data Western Compute (东数西算) strategy ("Linger data center cluster" designation). Total campus footprint 1,006,000 m² designed across 42 data centers + 19 supporting facilities at full buildout, with cloud computing capacity 100,000+ racks at full buildout. Currently operational: 8 data centers + ~20,000 racks + ~270,000 servers per IDCNova 2022-10 reporting on Area B topping-out. Hosts >57 internet-company tenants per China Daily disclosure. Investment 17.35B yuan (~US$2.5B). First buildings operational 2013; Area B additional construction started 2022-06-07, topped out 2022-10.
Dates in site records: Jan 1, 2013 – May 17, 2026. Site data: Chinese telecom-cloud corporate disclosures.
Ownership and operation
Recorded operator attribution withheld China Telecom. The cited source does not establish that this organisation operates the site. “With investment of 17.35 billion yuan ($2.5 billion), the park covers 1,500 mu (100 hectares) … is an operations and internet data center for China Telecom's cloud computing business.” source
Recorded owner attribution withheld China Telecom. The cited source does not establish that this organisation holds title to the site. “With investment of 17.35 billion yuan ($2.5 billion), the park covers 1,500 mu (100 hectares) … is an operations and internet data center for China Telecom's cloud computing business.” source
Export controls and government links
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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.
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