China's Envision has announced plans for a large-scale AI data center capable of reaching 3 gigawatts of power, with construction scheduled to be completed by 2028.
Target 2028 · Envision
Envision plans a 3-gigawatt AI data center by 2028
China's Envision has announced a large-scale AI computing facility with a target power capacity of 3 gigawatts and a construction completion date of 2028. The headline figures are the only details disclosed so far.
3 GW
Target power capacity for the facility
2028
Scheduled year for completion
1 GW
Equals one billion watts
Target capacity, drawn to scale
Each block represents 1 gigawatt
Takeaway: the target is three times the scale of a 1 GW facility, roughly the output of several large conventional power plants.
Confirmed in the announcement
Target capacity of 3 gigawatts
Construction completion scheduled for 2028
Positioned as a significant addition to China's domestic AI infrastructure, if delivered
Not yet disclosed
Facility location
Total investment
Chip suppliers
Source of electricity
Whether 3 GW is full build-out or a later phase
Key condition
Plans, not confirmed milestones
The capacity and schedule remain targets. Feasibility will depend on how quickly the usual hurdles are cleared.
Chips Supply availability
Grid Grid connection and regional impact
Cooling Heat removal at gigawatt scale
Financing Funding and phasing
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