Green computing for a sustainable AI future
We integrate energy efficiency management into core operational metrics for computing services, gradually decoupling compute growth from carbon emissions growth.
Learn about Green Computing SolutionsWhy is green chosen as the core principle?
As computing power demand continues to grow, energy costs and carbon emission pressures are rising in tandem. For compute service providers, energy efficiency is no longer an add-on—it's a foundational capability that determines long-term competitiveness.
More companies are now evaluating suppliers' energy efficiency and energy mix when procuring computing power and IT resources to meet their ESG disclosure and carbon accounting requirements.
We adopted green as the guiding principle across our three business lines—computing power, devices, and tokens—and implemented it layer by layer, from hardware selection and data center cooling to scheduling strategies and energy procurement.
Four Green Initiatives
High-efficiency hardware
Select high compute-density, energy-efficient GPUs and servers; regularly evaluate and retire inefficient assets to reduce per-unit compute energy consumption at the source.
Green Data Center
Optimize data center airflow and cooling strategies by adopting liquid cooling and natural cooling technologies to continuously improve energy efficiency.
Intelligent Scheduling
Boost device utilization through load balancing, resource pooling, and idle-time reuse to cut wasted energy and idle compute capacity.
Energy Mix
Gradually increase the share of renewable energy, focus on green power procurement and carbon offset mechanisms, and improve the overall energy mix.
Sustainability Goals
The following metrics represent phased management targets and will be advanced incrementally as resources are built; they do not reflect achieved values.
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Target device recycling rate
Green IT Leasing: Circular Economy Practices
The equipment rental model embodies circular economy principles. By centralizing procurement, unified maintenance, and end-of-life recovery, equipment can continuously circulate across multiple customers and projects, extending its lifecycle and reducing e-waste.
- Extend equipment lifespan and boost asset utilization
- Reduce idle equipment and e-waste in your enterprise
- Execute compliant device recovery and data wipe at lease end
- Centralized operations reduce energy consumption and management costs per device.
Value to Customers
Choosing green computing isn't just about selecting a resource—it's also about building the data and documentation your company needs for sustainable reporting.
- Obtain traceable data on compute energy consumption and resource usage to support enterprise carbon accounting.
- Highlighting the selection of green infrastructure in ESG reports and sustainability disclosures
- Shift from heavy asset procurement to a leasing model to reduce idle equipment and electronic waste.
- Resource allocation recommendations for higher energy efficiency within the same budget
Collaboration Initiative
Green Power & Energy Suppliers
Data Center & Colocation Partners
Device Recycling and Reuse Enterprise
Industry Clients and Research Institutions
Green computing: make every calculation kinder to the planet.
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