Domestic "Prefabricated Computing Power" Arrives: Factory Prefabrication Rate Exceeds 90%, Commissioning Within 24 Hours, Delivery Efficiency Boosted by 70%
Domestic prefabricated computing centers achieve a factory prefabrication rate exceeding 90%, enabling commissioning within 24 hours and a 70% improvement in delivery efficiency, accelerating AI computing power deployment.
The prefabricated computing power model moves traditional data center construction processes to factories, achieving a high prefabrication ratio through modular design, requiring only quick assembly and debugging on-site.
This model significantly shortens the delivery cycle of computing infrastructure, reducing it from traditional months to commissioning within 24 hours, enabling more flexible responses to sudden computing power demands for AI large model training and inference.
A 70% improvement in delivery efficiency means computing resources can be converted into productivity faster, helping to reduce the time cost for enterprises to acquire computing power, and promoting the scaled implementation and widespread application of the domestic computing power ecosystem.
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