Cango's EcoHash Subsidiary Begins Commercial AI and HPC Operations
Cango Inc. has launched the official digital portal for its subsidiary, EcoHash Technology LLC, marking the start of commercial operations in high-performance computing (HPC) and AI inference, announced in a press release.
The new platform, accessible at www.ecohash.com, serves as the main interface for EcoHash’s compute services, targeting AI developers and compute operators seeking modular, low-latency infrastructure. EcoHash uses standardized, plug-and-play compute modules connected through its proprietary EcoLink Orchestration Platform, which manages distributed capacity to maintain uptime and enable elastic scaling.
Cango has allocated part of its 50MW Georgia mining facility to host EcoHash’s operations. The site will act as a demonstration hub to showcase the performance of containerized compute modules under different power and thermal conditions. It will also serve as a proof-of-concept site for potential partners in the digital infrastructure and mining sectors.
The company plans to replicate this model across other global sites, aiming to build a distributed AI power grid that connects decentralized energy assets with compute-intensive workloads such as large language model inference and generative AI.
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