On the Green Pitch, Computing Power Surges! Boda Data Powers IMFSL, Injecting Low-Carbon Momentum into the AI Token Capital

Since 2025, a grassroots football craze has swept across China—from Guizhou's "Cun Chao" (Village Super League) to Jiangsu's "JSCL" from Hunan's "HNFL" to Sichuan's "SCFL" In just two years, no fewer than ten provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities have launched their own local city football leagues. The "village" IP has transcended sports to become a cultural phenomenon, serving as a key window into observing Chinese modernization, revitalizing regional economies, and driving brand upgrades.

Now, this wave of enthusiasm has swept northward, igniting a football carnival across the twelve leagues and cities of Inner Mongolia's vast grasslands. The 2026 Inner Mongolia Football Super League (hereinafter referred to as "IMFSL") is currently in full swing. As a proud supporter of this year's IMFSL, Boda Data made its appearance at the Ulanqab home stadium under the banner of green computing power, sending a powerful message of "low-carbon intelligent computing" to the nation alongside grassland football.

Deep in the Grassland Cloud Valley:

Unlocking the Secrets of Industrial Agglomeration in the Digital Era

On grassroots football pitches across the country, data center companies are increasingly appearing on advertising boards and sponsorship lists. At this IMFSL tournament, several computing power enterprises rooted in Ulanqab made a collective appearance, creating a distinctive presence on the green field. This is no coincidence—it reflects the deep logic behind the reshaping of industrial geography in the digital economy era.

Ulanqab, once a city dominated by agriculture, animal husbandry, and traditional industry, is now riding the wave of the national "East Data, West Computing" strategy. As a key node of the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei hub within the national integrated computing network, Ulanqab is rapidly rising on the computing power map, thanks to its triple advantages: location, climate, and energy.

Situated at the "golden latitude" of 42°N, Ulanqab provides natural cooling conditions for data centers. It also lies at the intersection of three major economic circles—Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei, the Bohai Rim, and the Hohhot-Baotou-Yinchuan-Yulin region—with multiple high-speed optical cables directly to Beijing, offering extremely low latency. In fact, it serves as an ideal extension to meet the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region's growing compute demand. Meanwhile, the region is rich in wind and solar green energy, with clean energy installed capacity exceeding 60%, ensuring an abundant supply of green power. These three overlapping advantages have earned Ulanqab the titles of "the most suitable city and region for data center investment" and "a demonstration city for data center industry development."

It is precisely this combination of favorable timing, geographic advantages, and a supportive industrial environment that has attracted dozens of computing power-related enterprises and nearly a hundred data center projects to the area, with total compute capacity reaching hundreds of exaFLOPS, dominated by intelligent computing. With leading enterprises driving regional industrial clustering, Ulanqab has successfully evolved from a "Grassland Cloud Valley" into a benchmark city for the "East Data, West Computing" initiative.

Racing Toward Low-Carbon Intelligent Computing:

Boda Data Builds a Competitive Edge with a Full-Value-Chain System

When computing power enterprises make a collective appearance at the IMFSL tournament, outsiders may wonder: among the many data center projects in Ulanqab, what differentiates their core strategies? Boda Data's answer is a "full-value-chain system"—from green power consumption to intelligent token output, forming a replicable low-carbon intelligent computing paradigm.

Located in the core area of the national "East Data, West Computing" Ulanqab hub, the Boda Data Ulanqab Intelligent Computing Base covers 180 mu (approximately 30 acres), with a total investment of 3.4 billion RMB. It plans for a total IT load of 150MW, with the first-phase IT load of 30MW already in commercial operation. Leveraging Ulanqab's abundant wind and solar clean energy, the base has established a high-proportion green power supply system. Combined with the region's naturally cool climate and an energy-efficient cooling architecture, the project's comprehensive PUE is strictly controlled below 1.2—far superior to industry standards, minimizing compute energy consumption. Through green power integration, energy-saving technological innovations, and smart energy scheduling, the base has truly become a national-level green intelligent computing park benchmark featuring low energy consumption, high green power utilization, and near-zero carbon emissions.

If ultra-low-carbon operations form the foundation of Boda Data's green computing strategy, then full-chain integration is its core competitive differentiator from traditional data centers.

Traditional data centers often stop at the single dimension of providing colocation space and computing power. In contrast, Boda Data has achieved a complete value chain from "green power → computing power → tokens." In the first phase, by leveraging large-scale wind and solar green power from Inner Mongolia's power grid and using intelligent power dispatch systems, intermittent and fluctuating renewable energy is converted into continuous, stable, usable AI computing power. In the second phase, with green low-carbon computing power as the core foundation, the base empowers key scenarios such as AI model training, data inference, and intelligent applications, transforming computing resources into tokens—the core production factor of the AI industry. This represents a transformative leap from "selling electricity and racks" to "delivering intelligent compute capacity and monetizing AI token value."

For Ulanqab, every attack, every defensive stand, and every goal on the IMFSL pitch reflects the passion and devotion of the people of the grasslands. For Boda Data, the stadium billboards represent far more than brand visibility—they serve as a microcosm of Ulanqab’s broader green computing landscape. From the green pitch to low-carbon intelligent computing, and from a passion for sport to the evolution of intelligent computing, Boda Data is advancing its role as a champion of green computing, a driver of industrial upgrading, and a committed partner in regional development. On the dynamic land of Ulanqab, the company is writing a new chapter in the high-quality development of the digital economy.