China has inaugurated a new state-owned data company as part of an ambitious infrastructure consolidation strategy, with plans to invest roughly $295 billion in nationwide data centers over the next five years. The China National Data Group Co., launched on October 20, 2026, in Xiongan New Area near Beijing, was established as a centrally administered state-owned enterprise reporting directly to China's central government. Vice Premier Ding Xuexiang formally inaugurated the company, describing it as a "major strategic decision" aligned with President Xi Jinping's broader AI development agenda.
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