Where are the three data centers in China?

Beijing (central base), Guizhou (southern base) and Wulanchabu (northern base).

The center and the Big Data Center of the Southern Base started construction in 20 15, and the "Inner Mongolia Government Cloud Big Data Disaster Recovery Center" started construction the following year. In 2020, it was officially put into operation in Jining District, Wulanchabu City, which is known as the "Grassland Cloud Valley".

20 15 65438+ 10 16 the launching ceremony of lanxun Ming Shou international data center project jointly invested by lanxun and Beijing General Supply and Marketing Corporation was held in Beijing Tianzhu Comprehensive Bonded Zone. It is understood that the data center is the first national-level and ultra-large-scale cloud data center in Beijing. The industrial park covers an area of 80,000 square meters, including 9 data center computer rooms and 1 perception experience center.

2065438+On July 9th, 2005, the first data center in China, Disaster Recovery Center, was settled in Guizhou, and the disaster recovery center of big database was unveiled in Guizhou, which marked the successful completion of the first phase of the big data special action. The computer room of the National Tourism Database Disaster Recovery Center located in Gui 'an New District of Guizhou Province has a dedicated virtual private network, which spans more than 2,200 kilometers between Beijing and Guizhou, and realizes the synchronous transmission and remote backup of data from the Beijing computer room of the National Tourism Administration and the Guizhou Disaster Recovery Center. The kick-off meeting of Wulanchabu National Big Data Disaster Recovery Center was officially launched at 8: 00 a.m. on July 8, 20 16, attended by Chairman Bu Xiaolin of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. The Wulanchabu Municipal Party Committee and Municipal Government, relying on its superior geographical location, stable geological plate, abundant power resources, cool and suitable climate and its proximity to the core market of the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei economic circle, develops the information industry as a strategic emerging industry, and is committed to making Wulanchabu a national cloud computing industrial base facing North China and serving Beijing and Tianjin, providing strong support for undertaking high-tech industries and accelerating industrial transformation and upgrading. The municipal party committee and government will provide sufficient land and competitive investment policies for the construction of the national big data disaster recovery center project to attract enterprises to participate in the construction.