Recently, Ulanqab, a small city on the grasslands of north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, has attracted the attention of global investors. 📈A #Goldman# Sachs report says that Ulanqab has emerged as one of the largest and fastest-growing #AI# computing clusters in the Asia-Pacific region. #DeepChina# 🧐As of August 2026, the city's operational computing capacity has reached 190,000 petaflops, with intelligent computing accounting for more than 90% of the total. More than 100 data center projects had been signed, and companies such as #Huawei#, #Alibaba#, and #Apple# were expanding their presence in the city, with total investment exceeding 500 billion yuan. 🥰Following a 50-billion-yuan financing round, Chinese AI company DeepSeek also plans to build a gigawatt-scale, hyperscale AI data center in Ulanqab. According to Goldman Sachs, the combined capacity of #data# centers already in operation and those in the planning pipeline in Ulanqab stands at approximately 12.5 GW, more than 10 times the city's operational capacity in 2025. 😆This rapid growth has helped transform the small city, whose economy has long been dominated by agriculture and animal husbandry, into an emerging #technology# hub. Its GDP exceeded 120 billion yuan last year. 📍Ulanqab's emergence as a major computing hub stems from a combination of advantages: low electricity prices, favorable natural cooling conditions, low-latency connectivity to #Beijing#, direct access to green electricity, and its strategic ambition to become a "Token City." Together, these factors are positioning Ulanqab as a strategically important power #hub# in the global race to expand AI computing capacity. #ChineseNation#