China Mobile 2 new data center to buy 2770 acres

The files show that one of the two data centers is located in Hohhot, Inner Mongolia, The total land area is about 99.10 hectares, net land area of about 90.89 hectares, the total construction scale of 720,000 square meters, of which a construction area of about 169,000 square meters; another is located in Harbin, Heilongjiang province, the total area of about 86.27 hectares, the net land area of about 83.5 hectares, the total construction scale of 663,000 square meters, of which a construction area of about In addition, China Mobile will increase more than 185 hectares of land, rather than 2,770 acres.

China Mobile has historically paid little attention to fixed assets such as office buildings, its real estate resources far less than China Telecom (micro-blog), many county branches in recent years to build office buildings, but, in the last two years, China Mobile also began to pay attention to building a large park, but completely production-oriented, there is no staff housing, kindergarten and other living areas , suggesting that China Mobile is still building the park purely for the sake of production, because the park can bring together the various resources of the industrial chain.

China Mobile South Base has been preliminarily built is very famous, the total area of 490,000 square meters, planning total construction area of 260,000 square meters. The reason for such a large area, because the base is not all the use of China Mobile, but at the same time attract a large number of partners to enter.

The construction of China Mobile International Harbor project in Beijing has also entered the project implementation stage. The port is commonly known as the North China Mobile base, is one of the two bases of China Mobile to build a nationwide centralized operation support system.

The plan of the known China Mobile Hohhot Data Center is that China Mobile will build a cloud computing base in Hohhot, with a total investment of over 12 billion yuan in the first two period.

(Responsible editor: The good of the Legacy)