Envision Plans to Complete 3 GW Inner Mongolia Data Center by 2028

Oct 30, 2026
Envision plans to complete its Galaxy Campus data center in Inner Mongolia by the end of 2028, with eventual capacity of 3 GW.

Envision Energy plans to complete its Galaxy Campus data center in Inner Mongolia by the end of 2028, with capacity eventually reaching 3 gigawatts, Ricky Zheng, general manager of its AI data centre business, told Bloomberg TV, Bloomberg reported. The company began operating the Ulanqab facility in August and has secured customer agreements through 2029 or 2030.

Envision will provide power and supporting systems at the campus. Technology companies will lease space and install their own chip clusters for data processing. The company is also discussing leases with autonomous driving and content generation businesses.

Envision plans further data centers in Inner Mongolia and other parts of northwest China. It is also considering projects in Latin America, Southeast Asia, Europe, and Africa, with a longer term target of up to 10 gigawatts of global capacity.

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