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China launches world's largest AI computing industrial park in Inner Mongolia, developer says, with capacity for up to 1 million GPUs powered by over 80% renewable energy.

China launches what developer says is the world's largest AI computing industrial park in Inner Mongolia, designed to support up to 1 million GPUs with more than 80% renewable energy-powered electricity.

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