GUIAN NEW AREA, CHINA – In China’s hilly Guizhou province, a cluster of European-style buildings complete with a clock tower and a multi-arched bridge emits a low, permanent hum — a clue to its unexpected identity as tech giant Huawei’s largest data center.
The town-like complex is unique in design, but not in its placement. Dozens of data centers have been constructed in the southwestern province in recent years.
They are part of a government strategy that has seen much of the digital infrastructure for breakneck artificial intelligence development across China’s eastern seaboard established in the country’s less populated, rural west.
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