SITE 01 GUANGGU / WUHAN
Guanggu Supercloud Center
2,000Phase I customizable racks
120+Operating customers
Phase I supports 4–15 kW racks. Customers include Alibaba Cloud Central China, Beidou Data AI Computing Center and MyesAI Central China.
MCS INFRASTRUCTURE FIELD ATLAS
AIDC Operations Network
From campus edge
to high-density training
Choose a site in Wuhan, Beijing, Fuzhou or Shannan by proximity to your users, rack power and deployment scale.
01 MCS / FIELD ATLAS
Four regions, eight sites
Start with coverage, then compare rack power. Select a site for its profile, products and pricing.
FIG. 02 NETWORK TOPOLOGY
Distributed site network
Wuhan private networkRegional service coverage
Logical diagram; lines do not indicate physical routes or dedicated circuitsFIG. 03 RACK POWER ENVELOPE
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02 MCS / FIELD ATLAS
Wuhan: one hub, four campuses
Guanggu hosts large deployments. Four nearby campuses serve financial, enterprise, public-sector and research workloads over a regional private network.
FIG. 04 CAMPUS CAPACITY
Five campuses to scale
FIG. 05 GUANGGU / DEVELOPMENT PHASES
Guanggu development phases
01 / Phase IOperating
12 MWT3+ · 2,000 customizable 4–15 kW racks
02 / Phase IICustom compute infrastructure
12 MWTailored for cloud providers and AI companies
03 / Phase IIIFull-stack customization
80 MW8 high-grade AI computing center buildings · 80 MW total
- Who it serves
- Cloud providers, AI companies and large deployments
- Deployment considerations
- Choose between existing phase I racks and a phased build in II or III before setting milestones
MCS / SITE 0210MWSite capacity
CRITICAL OPERATIONS
Guanggu Software Park AI Cloud Chain Center
Critical operationsFinancial-grade T3+ · 8–24 kW/rackA 10 MW high-grade center with flexible rack configurations, competitive pricing and financial-grade operations for critical enterprise workloads.
- Who it serves
- Financial and business-critical applications
- Deployment considerations
- Check equipment load against 8–24 kW per rack and agree service authorizations and change windows
MCS / SITE 031MWSite capacity
CAMPUS EDGE
Huashan Software New Town Cloud Center
Local enterprise ITCampus edge data centerLocal data center services for enterprise IT, connecting on-campus equipment, networks and on-site support.
- Who it serves
- Local IT and edge workloads for campus businesses
- Deployment considerations
- Confirm campus endpoints, equipment dimensions and maintenance windows
MCS / SITE 041MWSite capacity
GOVERNMENT & ENTERPRISE
Rongchuang Zhigu AI Cloud Chain Center
Hongshan public & enterprise ITHongshan government & enterprise · full-stack ITA 1 MW edge center providing full-stack IT, from equipment and networks to operations, for government and enterprise customers in Hongshan.
- Who it serves
- Government and enterprise customers in Hongshan, Wuhan
- Deployment considerations
- Define equipment, network and operational responsibilities by business system
MCS / SITE 05700kWSite capacity
RESEARCH COMPUTE
HUST Science Park AI Cloud Chain Center
Research & innovation700 kW · research and innovationFull-stack IT for research teams and campus startups, supporting R&D, testing and continuous business operations.
- Who it serves
- Researchers and campus technology startups
- Deployment considerations
- Confirm power, access and on-site support around the research schedule
03 MCS / FIELD ATLAS
Beijing, Fuzhou and Shannan
Choose by workload: custom retrofits in Beijing, phased compute pools in Fuzhou and dense training in Shannan.
02 / Beijing
MCS / SITE 0620MWSite capacity
CUSTOM COLOCATION
Yizhuang AI Cloud Chain Center
Yizhuang · custom retrofitT3+ · 4–14 kW/rack20 MW immediately deliverable · Flexible rack power with customer-specific retrofits, providing high-grade infrastructure for enterprise and AI workloads in the Beijing region.
- Who it serves
- Enterprise IT, AI deployments and custom retrofits in the Beijing region
- Deployment considerations
- Check rack allocations at 4–14 kW; large clusters and long terms are quoted individually
03 / Fuzhou
MCS / SITE 074MWSite capacity
CITY COMPUTE POOL
Fuzhou AI Cloud Chain Center
City compute poolsCity-level AI computing centerServing Fuzhou AI enterprises from infrastructure through construction and delivery of customer compute cloud resource pools.
- Who it serves
- Fuzhou AI companies and compute-pool builders
- Deployment considerations
- A 2 MW custom option allows facilities and customer compute pools to be planned in phases
04 / Xizang · Shannan
MCS / SITE 084MWPhase I capacity
DENSE AI TRAINING
Shannan High-density Training Center
High-density AI training40 kW/rack · PUE ≤ 1.15The 4 MW first phase serves dense training clusters. PUE ≤ 1.15 is the stated project ceiling; confirm power tariffs and rack allocations in the deployment plan.
- Who it serves
- High-power, high-density AI training clusters
- Deployment considerations
- Validate training hardware and cooling at 40 kW per rack; agree electricity settlement and PUE measurement
Data center operations teams
The reference model for all three teams targets 24/7 monitoring and shift coverage. Before handover, MYE and the customer agree on-site and remote responsibilities, escalation contacts and response times.
Wuhan operations team
Guanggu hub and four campus nodes
- Proposed staffing
- A regional operations manager coordinates the campuses. The shift lead triages alarms with on-site technicians, facilities engineers and network engineers.
- Typical deliverables
- A cross-campus change calendar, regional link inspection records, and tickets and monthly reports for each node.
Beijing operations team
Rack delivery and retrofits at Yizhuang
- Proposed staffing
- The site manager schedules maintenance. Shift engineers monitor power and cooling, while delivery engineers confirm installation and retrofit requirements with the customer.
- Typical deliverables
- Rack power and connectivity checks, a phased installation schedule, retrofit change records and a customer acceptance checklist.
Fuzhou operations team
City data center and compute cluster delivery
- Proposed staffing
- The site lead brings together facilities shift staff, network engineers and cluster delivery engineers to check rack loads, connectivity and equipment readiness for each deployment wave.
- Typical deliverables
- A facilities and cluster responsibility matrix, rack load records, commissioning sign-off and capacity checks before expansion.
How shift coverage, maintenance and incident response work together
- Shift operations
- The shift lead uses standard operating procedures (SOPs) for inspections. Each handover accounts for open alarms, equipment status and outstanding tickets.
- Planned maintenance
- Facilities and network engineers prepare a method of procedure (MOP), agree the impact, work window and rollback criteria with the customer, and record the outcome.
- Incident response
- The shift lead follows emergency operating procedures (EOPs) and escalates to specialists or equipment vendors as needed. The service manager updates the customer and leads the post-incident review.
Operations and staffing references · ISO/IEC TS 22237-7:2018 · Uptime Institute data center staffing guidance
Regional sales centers
Choose a sales center by customer location and a deployment site by project need. For multi-region projects, the account manager coordinates presales and delivery across locations.
North China Sales Center
For customers across North China, including Beijing, Tianjin and Hebei. Discuss rack delivery at Yizhuang, custom retrofits and private connectivity across regions.
East China Sales Center
For enterprises, AI companies and integration partners in East China. Explore phased deployments at Fuzhou, cluster connectivity and capacity options across regions.
Central China Sales Center
For public-sector, enterprise, research and cloud customers in Central China. Compare five Wuhan nodes and discuss campus access, inter-campus links and custom high-density projects.
Your contact at each project stage
- Marketing & channels
Regional marketing and channel managers work with customers and partners and refer qualified enquiries to an account manager.
- Discovery & design
The account manager confirms goals, budget and timing. A presales engineer checks power, connectivity, capacity and site options.
- Proposal & delivery
The commercial lead issues an itemized quote and service terms. The project manager schedules installation, commissioning and acceptance.
- Account service
The service manager reviews operating reports with the customer. The account manager coordinates renewals, expansion and additional locations.