The 11th Data Center Standards Conference, hosted by CDCC, was held at the China National Convention Center from November 15 to 16, 2023. With the theme “Reshaping the Future in the AI Era”, the summit gathered industry experts to dive into the latest technological advancements and developments in the data center sector.

The rapid development of AIGC has elevated enterprises' infrastructure demands to new levels. According to the China Data Center Industry Development White Paper (2023) released by the China Telecom Digital Infrastructure Industry Research Institute, the power density requirements for single racks in the internet industry are generally high, ranging from 6-8 kW. The financial

Digital transformation is driving changes across all industries, including data centers that provide digital capabilities.

Undoubtedly, in the digital economy era, data has become the fifth type of production factor. As the key infrastructure carrying the value of data, data centers are not only critical for the development of the national economy but also serve as the "new infrastructure" for the digital transformation of various industries.  

Kevin Kelly, in “The Inevitable”, argues that technology has a natural tendency to move in specific directions.

China, Nov. 23, 2023 – Chayora, an award-winning infrastructure provider specializing in high-performance and hyperscale data centers, is proud to announce the launch of its next-generation high-density data center solution Ingenuity. This unveiling showcases the unwavering commitment of this customer-centric provider to innovative practices.

Originally, the primary function of computers was to perform calculations. However, as computing tasks become more complex, the demand for computing power has increased significantly, necessitating the construction of hyper-scale data centers to meet these needs.

Only the ones that are adaptable to change may survive the changing environment.

With the rapid growth of the digital economy in China and globally, digital transformation has become essential for many companies. Data centers are core infrastructure of the digital economy. Serving as the “brain” for managing data—receiving, processing, storing, and forwarding it—they are crucial to driving both the development