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Hainan provincial authorities reached a strategic agreement with a Beijing company on Sunday, aiming to build the world s first commercial demonstration underwater data center in Sanya, a coastal city on the southern tip of Hainan Island.
Hainan provincial authorities reached a strategic agreement with a Beijing company on Sunday, aiming to build the world's first commercial demonstration underwater data center in Sanya, a coastal city on the southern tip of Hainan Island, according to local officials.
Hainan provincial authorities reached a strategic agreement with a Beijing company on Sunday, aiming to build the world's first commercial demonstration underwater data center in Sanya, a coastal city on the southern tip of Hainan Island, according to local officials.