Invision, a global leader in green technology, today  announced the commissioning of the Envision Galaxy Campus in Ulanqab, Inner Mongolia, a  next-generation AI infrastructure campus designed to accelerate the deployment of large scale artificial intelligence.

Powered directly by renewable energy and designed to scale to  over 2GW of capacity, the campus in Ulanqab introduces a new approach to meeting the  growing energy and infrastructure demands of AI. 

At the heart of the campus is a 120,000-square-meter AI supercomputing facility, equivalent to 20 standard football pitches.

Once fully operational, it is designed to deliver industry leading token-generation capacity within a single structure, supported by directly connected  renewable electricity and Envision’s proprietary AI Power System. 

At full build-out, the facility is designed to deliver one million PFLOPS of AI computing and  support up to one million AI accelerators, setting a new benchmark for compute density in AI  infrastructure. 

“Supporting a million accelerators requires a purpose-built AI Power System that integrates  renewable generation, dedicated transmission infrastructure, and large-scale energy storage  to deliver stable, low-cost green power.” said Ricky Zheng, General Manager of Envision’s AIDC (AI Data Center).

“This enables the facility to deliver up to ten times more compute  output per square meter than conventional data centers.” he said.

Beyond power, Envision Galaxy Campus addresses another critical requirement for large scale, low-latency connectivity.

Ulanqab’s position as a major digital infrastructure hub  provides the network performance required for AI clusters containing hundreds of thousands  of accelerators. 

The region’s abundant wind and solar resources provide a complementary advantage.

By combining dedicated renewable energy assets, transmission infrastructure and AI-optimised  power management, Envision has created a new model for gigawatt-scale AI infrastructure  powered directly by green electricity. 

“The next frontier of AI is infrastructure,” said Zheng. “As AI models become larger and  more compute-intensive, the limiting factors are increasingly power availability, network performance and energy efficiency.“

“Envision Galaxy Campus combines energy, networking  and physical infrastructure at unprecedented scale, enabling hyperscalers, technology  companies and AI innovators to deploy and scale the next generation of AI workloads.” Zheng said.

The Galaxy Campus serves as the first flagship project under Envision’s global Mission  Gobi initiative, which was unveiled at VivaTech in Paris in June 2026. The initiative aims to  build 5GW of green AI computing capacity in desert and arid regions worldwide by 2030.