Kingsoft Cloud Tianjin Yixianyuan Cloud Computing Data Center
Operational; Kingsoft Cloud Holdings Limited is recorded as the developer, and no source here establishes who holds or runs the site
Kingsoft Cloud Holdings Limited (NASDAQ:KC + HKEX:3896) first self-built large-scale data center: Yixianyuan Cloud Computing Data Center at TEDA Yat-sen Scientific Industrial Park, Tianjin Economic-Technological Development Area (TEDA), Tianjin Binhai. Land area 40 mu (~2.67 hectares). Campus designed across 2 phases for 6,600 cabinets total. Phase 1 operational from May 2022 per TEDA government investment portal + IDCNova 2022-05 corroboration. Civil construction started "late October 2020". As of March 2022, Kingsoft Cloud operated 2 data centers + 110,000+ servers across its China footprint (IDCNova). Remainder of Kingsoft Cloud regional presence (Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Hangzhou, Yangzhou; Singapore international node per en.ksyun.com About page) is LEASED colocation rather than self-built — out of scope for this self-build ingest pending facility-level sourcing for each leased site.
Dates in site records: Oct 1, 2020 – May 17, 2026. Site data: Kingsoft Cloud Tianjin disclosures.
Ownership and operation
Developer (announced) Kingsoft Cloud Holdings Limited. A third-party report states planned development of the site. “The center is planned to be the core cloud computing base of Kingsoft Cloud in North China and the first self-built data center of Kingsoft Cloud, with a total of 6,600 cabinets planned.” source
Recorded operator attribution withheld Kingsoft Cloud Holdings Limited. The cited source does not establish that this organisation operates the site. “After the completion of the project, it will cover the business of Kingsoft Cloud in North China, and provide cloud products and cloud services directly to customers of various industries” source
Recorded owner attribution withheld Kingsoft Cloud Holdings Limited. The cited source does not establish that this organisation holds title to the site. “The center is planned to be the core cloud computing base of Kingsoft Cloud in North China and the first self-built data center of Kingsoft Cloud, with a total of 6,600 cabinets planned.” source
Export controls and government links
No export-control designations were found in the checked company chains.
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.
Capacity
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Methods and sources
Ownership roles
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Parent companies
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Missing values
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