According to Xinhua, Chinese President Xi Jinping on Oct. 16 stressed the need to balance high-quality development with high-level environmental protection during an inspection trip to Ulanqab in Inner Mongolia. Xi said the country should stay committed to an ecology-first and green development path. During the visit, he reviewed the status of the “Eastern Data, Western Computing” hub node and the local green computing capacity industry in Chahar High-tech Zone, calling for completed projects to operate efficiently and for follow-up construction to finish on schedule. Xi said the computing network is one of the country’s planned “six networks” and described the computing power industry as being in a stage of accelerated growth, adding that attention should be given to coordination between computing and electricity, as well as between computing and water resources. He also inspected the Huangqihai Nature Reserve and called for the full implementation of the Wetland Protection Law.
ChainCatcher reported, citing Xinhua, that Chinese President Xi Jinping on Oct. 16 stressed the need to coordinate high-quality development with high-level protection during an inspection in Ulanqab, Inner Mongolia, and said the country should remain committed to an ecology-first and green development path.
Visit focused on the computing hub and green computing capacity industry
Xi reviewed the “Eastern Data, Western Computing” hub node and the development of the green computing capacity industry in Chahar High-tech Zone. He called for completed projects to run efficiently and for the remaining construction work to be completed on schedule.
He said the computing network is one of the country’s planned “six networks” and that the computing power industry is in a phase of accelerated development. He also said attention should be paid to coordination between computing and electricity, and between computing and water resources.
Call for full implementation of the Wetland Protection Law
During the trip in Ulanqab, Xi also visited the Huangqihai Nature Reserve and called for the full implementation of the Wetland Protection Law.
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