First green computing full-stack AI platform goes live in Inner Mongolia

On May 30, China's first green computing full-stack AI platform went live in the Hohhot area of the Inner Mongolia Free Trade Zone, filling a gap in one-stop computing and token trading services. The platform integrates computing scheduling, model calls, and token settlement, building a full-chain AI service system from computing output to application deployment. It supports government agencies and research institutions. The platform is compatible with domestic chips and major computing architectures, and initially connects over ten mainstream models from telecom operators and tech firms. By using smart scheduling, it allocates computing resources efficiently and offers low-carbon token trading. China is accelerating its national computing network, with the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology issuing a plan to establish unified computing standards by 2026.