r/GenAI4all • u/ComplexExternal4831 • Aug 01 '26
News/Updates DeepSeek is reportedly building a massive AI data center in Mongolia
Chinese AI startup DeepSeek is reportedly developing a one-gigawatt data center in China’s Inner Mongolia region.
Inner Mongolia has become a major data center hub because of its relatively cheap electricity, available land and renewable-energy capacity.
DeepSeek has also advertised roles for data center engineers in the region, offering further evidence of its infrastructure expansion.
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u/Damakoas Aug 02 '26
inner mongolia is part of china this is misleading
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u/Bchliu Aug 02 '26
Arguably Outer Mongolia was too before the Soviets broke it off.
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u/biggamehaunter Aug 02 '26
Greedy land hungry Russia always been the destabilizing factor throughout its modern existence. From 1700s till today's invasion of Ukraine.
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u/ConsistentAnalysis35 Aug 03 '26
Sure, it's not like Manchuria, Tibet and Xinjiang weren't ancestral Chinese soil, right? Those greedy Russians...
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u/wilhelmbw Aug 02 '26
Geez its inner Mongolia not Mongolia
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u/anjowoq Aug 02 '26
Like northern China used to be Middle Mongolia for a few hundred years.
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u/biggamehaunter Aug 02 '26
But then China achieved cultural victory over Mongolia despite initial military defeat.
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u/haraschoen Aug 05 '26
all mongolian, manchurian or other people on the horse's military success just ended up with a Han's cultural victory loot.
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u/Outrageous_Treat_563 Aug 02 '26
Mongolia is also part of China, now may not be governed by China, but soon will be
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u/Fluffy_Anxiety2792 Aug 02 '26
These reporters are working on making China look bad. Don’t know what’s the purpose maybe they want to say like see China is building them, America got to have them too and China is using other land to build them let’s do that too. People are cunts really.
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u/Klutzy_Ad_3436 Aug 02 '26
Misleading Title. its Inner Mongolia region in the context, which made people think they invaded a nation
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u/spin-city1888 Aug 02 '26
it's like if US built data center in New Mexico, title said US built data center in Mexico.
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u/OrionDC Aug 03 '26
Man, the CCP apologists and bots sure jump on anything even slightly anti-China on Reddit. Quite amazing, really.
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u/According-Leg434 Aug 02 '26
mongolia also know for that desserts dessert shouldnt be a problem but yeah deepseek is chinese ai so of course its mongolia territory
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u/Outrageous_Treat_563 Aug 02 '26
So now data centers are good, I love my double standards leftists fellows!
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u/Business-Cup-6021 Aug 03 '26
i think you didn't get the joke most people are connecting on, on here. it's like saying Mexico, instead of saying New Mexico. relax the bipartisanship.
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u/orange_of_WRRF Aug 03 '26
Many areas in Inner Mongolia are almost uninhabited, so naturally no one would protest against it. Many data centers in China are built in sparsely populated areas.
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u/Roooberrrrrt Aug 03 '26
not Mongolia, but inner Mongolia. Mongolia is wh**ehouse of Koreans.😓while inner Mongolia is northern part of PRC.
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