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VNET Group (Nasdaq: VNET), formerly known as 21Vianet, is a Beijing-headquartered internet data center operator that is widely described as the largest private, carrier-neutral data center and hosting company in China. As of 2024, the company states it operates over 50 data centers in more than 30 Chinese cities, with wholesale IDC capacity of 907MW and over 49,000 retail cabinets in service, split between self-built and JV/partnered facilities. Its business spans colocation and managed hosting for enterprise customers, plus a notable role as the exclusive licensed operator of Microsoft Azure and Microsoft 365 in mainland China — a unique arrangement that makes VNET one of the few non-Microsoft entities anywhere in the world actually running Azure infrastructure. VNET has increasingly pivoted toward AI/GPU infrastructure, building dedicated “AIDC” (AI data center) campuses such as the Ulanqab Green G-watt AIDC flagship base and the Huailai Super AIDC node, aimed at large-model training and inference workloads, alongside its traditional retail and wholesale colocation business.
VNET Group operates as a cloud provider and colocation provider, with facilities at the following locations:
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VNET has built out several facilities specifically framed around AI and large-model compute rather than general colocation. The Ulanqab Green G-watt AIDC Super Intelligent Computing Flagship Base in Inner Mongolia is described by the company as a flagship site for gigawatt-scale intelligent computing supporting AI and large-model workloads for major internet enterprises. The Huailai Super AIDC node in Hebei is explicitly positioned as a high-density GPU cluster for large-model training, inference, and AGI-scenario workloads, while the Taicang Big Data Intelligent Computing Center Base near Shanghai is described as running a large-scale domestic cold-plate liquid cooling cluster.
Yes. VNET's own site describes the Huailai Super AIDC node in Hebei as a demonstration base combining high-density racks, GPUs, and large-model training/inference infrastructure, and describes the Ulanqab Green G-watt AIDC Super Intelligent Computing Flagship Base in Inner Mongolia as a flagship site for G-watt-scale super intelligent computing supporting large-model and AI computing needs.
Yes — VNET Group is the current name of the company previously known as 21Vianet Group, Inc., a Cayman Islands holding company still trading on Nasdaq under the ticker VNET.
Yes, VNET is described as the exclusive operator of Microsoft Azure and Microsoft 365 services in China under a long-standing partnership with Microsoft.
As of the company's own 2024/2025 disclosures, VNET operates over 50 data centers across more than 30 cities in China, split between self-built and partnered/joint-venture facilities.
VNET Group is classified as a colocation provider among other services it offers — we can't confirm which specific facilities provide colocation services. Please contact VNET Group directly to confirm colocation availability.
VNET Group is classified as a cloud provider among other services it offers — we can't confirm which specific facilities provide cloud services. Please contact VNET Group directly to confirm cloud availability.
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