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Zixing China Telecom 181 — est. 5 MW live

China Telecom

Zixing, China

Zixing China Telecom 181 is a colocation data centre operated by China Telecom in Zixing, China. The site is operational, with an estimated 5 MW of live capacity.

Status
Operational
Operator
China Telecom
Location
Zixing, China
Facility type
Colocation
Live capacity
5 MW est.

Figures marked est. are DC Atlas estimates rather than operator-published values.

Coordinates

Position

25.94, 113.24

Location precision

Approximate

History

  1. Expansion

    Zixing China Telecom 181 expansion

    Zixing China Telecom 181 was expanded on 30 August 2021; the source records that on that date the East Jiang Lake Big Data Industrial Park was named one of China's ten green low-carbon typical case parks by the Ministry of Ecology and Environment.

    Source: hunan.gov.cn

  2. Commissioning

    Zixing China Telecom 181 commissioned

    Zixing China Telecom 181 came into service in 2020; the source records that in 2020 it was approved as a national green data centre and rated a five-star diamond facility by China Telecom.

    Source: hunan.gov.cn

  3. Announcement

    Zixing China Telecom 181 announced

    Zixing China Telecom 181 was announced in 2015; the source records that Zixing's city authorities planned a big data industrial park at Dongjiang Lake, citing its cold water resources, ample power, stable geography and ecology.

    Source: hunan.gov.cn

Questions about Zixing China Telecom 181

Who operates Zixing China Telecom 181?
Zixing China Telecom 181 is operated by China Telecom.
Where is Zixing China Telecom 181?
Zixing China Telecom 181 is in Zixing, China.
Is Zixing China Telecom 181 operational?
Yes. DC Atlas records Zixing China Telecom 181 as operational.
How much power capacity does Zixing China Telecom 181 have?
DC Atlas records 5 MW as Zixing China Telecom 181's live capacity. That figure is a DC Atlas estimate rather than an operator-published value.

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