BodaData Named Among Top 10 Third-Party Computing Center Service Providers, Recognized for Comprehensive Industry Strength

On June 30, during the 2026 China Intelligent Computing Industry Ecosystem Development Annual Conference, the 2026 China Third-Party Computing Center Service Provider Development Research Report was officially released. The report focuses on the current development of third-party computing center service providers in China, the evolution of the competitive landscape, evaluation of comprehensive competitiveness, capability building among leading enterprises, and the future development outlook. It provides a systematic assessment of representative companies and offers industry participants insights into the key competitive capabilities of computing infrastructure service providers in the AI era.

Among the Top 15 Third-Party Computing Center Service Providers in China by Comprehensive Capability featured in the report, BodaData ranked 10th. BodaData was also recognized in several capability-specific rankings, placing 9th among the Top 10 in Computing Infrastructure Resource Capability, 8th among the Top 10 in Service Capability, and 10th among the Top 10 in Green Development Level. These rankings demonstrate BodaData’s comprehensive competitiveness across resource foundations, service capabilities, and green and low-carbon operations. BodaData was also included in the 2026 AI Agent Industry Ecosystem Map.

Meeting New AI Computing Demands with Stronger Resource Capacity and Delivery Certainty

Artificial intelligence is driving computing infrastructure into a new phase of development. The continued evolution of large models, generative AI, and AI agent applications is rapidly increasing demand for computing resources, while also placing higher requirements on the resource deployment, construction standards, delivery capabilities, and operational requirements of computing centers. According to the report, third-party computing center service providers are an important component of China’s computing supply ecosystem. They are continuously expanding resource capacity, optimizing geographic deployment, and strengthening their capabilities in AIDC infrastructure capacity, construction and delivery, and stable operations and maintenance.

From an industry perspective, third-party computing center service providers occupy the middle segment of the computing center service ecosystem. Upstream, they integrate essential resources and supporting capabilities including power, networks, land, IT equipment, engineering construction, and electromechanical systems. Downstream, they serve a diverse range of customers across the internet, cloud service providers, AI companies, finance, government, manufacturing, and other industries. Compared with basic telecom operators and cloud service providers, third-party service providers typically offer stronger market-oriented service capabilities, customized delivery capabilities, and flexibility in serving multiple customers, making them an important part of China’s market-driven computing infrastructure supply system.

As a leading integrated computing infrastructure service provider, BodaData’s core team has more than 20 years of industry operations and management experience. The company has accumulated extensive resources across general-purpose computing, intelligent computing, and edge computing, while developing strong capabilities in computing infrastructure construction, platform services, and computing operations. BodaData is committed to building an integrated digital infrastructure platform that converges data and computing resources.

Strategically, BodaData has deployed large-scale computing infrastructure clusters nationwide, centered on Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Ulanqab, Chengdu, and Wuhan. These deployments cover key regions including the Beijing metropolitan area, the Yangtze River Economic Belt, the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, Inner Mongolia, and the Chengdu-Chongqing region. This nationwide footprint enables BodaData to meet enterprise requirements for business deployment in core cities and strategic regions, while supporting the evolution of computing clusters that integrate both centralized and edge computing capabilities.

BodaData’s recognition in the rankings reflects its foundational strengths in strategic regional deployment, resource reserves, and sustained resource availability. As AI applications evolve toward higher density, higher power requirements, and larger-scale deployment, competition among third-party computing center service providers is increasingly extending beyond resource scale to encompass the readiness of computing capacity for deployment, the ability to meet diverse customer requirements, and long-term operational performance. BodaData continues to strengthen its nationwide resource footprint, providing a solid foundation for meeting diverse computing demands in the AI era.

Connecting Resources, Services, and Green Operations to Strengthen the Foundation for Integrated Computing

The report highlights that the competitive landscape for third-party computing center service providers is changing in the AI era. As customers demand high-power-density racks, liquid cooling deployment, GPU cluster hosting, rapid delivery, and stable operations and maintenance, service providers are moving beyond traditional basic colocation services toward full-process capabilities encompassing resource assessment, solution design, engineering construction, equipment deployment, stable operations, and continuous expansion. Service capabilities, Green Development Level, and technological adaptability are becoming increasingly important indicators of a service provider’s long-term competitiveness.

In terms of service capabilities, BodaData leverages its self-built large-scale AIDCs and computing supply chain to build a full-stack service system covering computing equipment customization, computing rental, network solutions, and managed operations and maintenance. At the computing equipment level, BodaData and its ecosystem partners provide customization and rental services for high-end servers, GPU-accelerated servers, and high-performance storage systems, supporting pay-as-you-go models including GPU cloud servers, GPU containers, and HPC. At the computing network level, BodaData optimizes InfiniBand networks to deliver low-latency, high-bandwidth performance, while leveraging hybrid multi-cloud resources to enable interconnection among multiple data centers and coordination across cloud platforms.

In terms of Green Development Level, the report notes that leading third-party computing center service providers are typically establishing comprehensive approaches to energy conservation, renewable energy utilization, and green certification. BodaData’s inclusion among the Top 10 Third-Party Computing Center Service Providers in Green Development Level reflects its continued investment in green and low-carbon operations and high-efficiency infrastructure. Previously, BodaData’s Langfang No. 2 AIDC in Hebei adopted a one-step DC UPS power supply solution based on Panama power supply technology to address the high-density computing requirements of the AI era. The solution establishes a more efficient power supply architecture for next-generation AI AIDCs, providing an engineering example for the development of green AIDC infrastructure.

In practical deployment, the BodaData Langfang No. 2 AIDC project in Hebei was constructed in accordance with China’s Tier A data center standards and international Tier III+ standards. Centered on direct conversion from 10 kV high-voltage power to the target DC voltage, the project deeply integrates high-voltage distribution, isolation transformation, modular rectification, and output distribution systems. This eliminates the multi-stage conversion architecture traditionally used in data centers, enabling one-step power delivery from AC input to the target DC output while improving power efficiency, deployment density, and system reliability.

As demand for AI computing continues to grow, third-party computing center service providers need to combine capabilities across resource deployment, engineering delivery, technological adaptability, green operations, and long-term service. BodaData’s recognition in the Top 15 Comprehensive Capability ranking and multiple specialized rankings in the 2026 China Third-Party Computing Center Service Provider Development Research Report represents a comprehensive validation of its integrated computing infrastructure service capabilities. Looking ahead, BodaData will continue to promote the coordinated development of general-purpose computing, intelligent computing, and edge computing, while building an integrated digital infrastructure platform that converges data and computing resources, providing more stable, efficient, and sustainable computing infrastructure to support the growth of the digital economy.