Data centers

Beijing Data Center

Covering North China, close to government, enterprise and headquarters customers. Standard power, per-U colocation or full and half cabinets. Fully loaded training clusters still belong in Guiyang.

Best for

  • Serving users in North China
  • Corporate headquarters and government/enterprise systems
  • Latency-sensitive online services
Specs

Facility specs

Beijing is a standard-power site. Bandwidth, IPs and price are quoted per configuration. This page does not publish a fixed rate.

Region
North China
Cabinet types
Standard full cabinet, half cabinet, single-server colocation (per U)
Power per cabinet
Standard-power cabinets; subject to quotation
Network
China Telecom, Unicom, Mobile or BGP, including combinations. Bandwidth set to the workload
On-site operations
24/7 on-site staff, with local engineers on call
Site visits
Site visits by appointment; please bring valid ID

What belongs in Beijing

If users or systems are in North China, start with Beijing. Do not force a high-draw training cluster into a standard slot.

North China access

Websites, business systems and APIs whose users are mainly in and around Beijing.

Headquarters and public-sector systems

HQ systems and workloads that need to stay in North China. The hardware remains yours.

Nearby inference and graphics

Train in Guiyang. Inference for North China users, plus graphics and desktop GPUs whose power fits, can stay in Beijing.

North-south pair

Pair with Guangzhou. Keep production in Beijing and a copy in Guangzhou or Guiyang.

How it fits with the other sites

Beijing handles North China access and standard-power gear. When many GPUs need to run at full draw, the power is in Guiyang. When the public entry needs protection, add Dongguan.

  • Ordinary servers and databases: per-U colocation, or a full or half cabinet
  • Fully loaded H100 / H200: Guiyang 15 / 20 / 40 kW cabinets
  • Inference for North China: train in Guiyang, serve from Beijing
  • Protected public entry: add Dongguan
Visit

Visits and racking

The site is in Beijing. The street address is given when you book. It is not published on this page.

  1. 01

    Book a time

    Say you want to see the Beijing site. A consultant sets the time and sends the address.

  2. 02

    Bring ID

    Entry requires a valid ID. Walk-ins without an appointment are not admitted.

  3. 03

    Check power and carriers

    Count, rack units, power draw, and Telecom, Unicom, Mobile or BGP decide whether a standard slot is enough.

  4. 04

    Quote, then rack

    Sign the contract and submit real-name documents. Ship the server for us to receive, or book a self-delivery.

Services available in Beijing

Colocation and cabinets are delivered here. High-power GPU cabinets are in Guiyang.

FAQ

FAQ

Does Beijing have cabinets above 15 kW?

Not at present. Beijing is standard power, checked against the server before racking. Fully loaded H100 / H200 clusters should go to Guiyang at 15, 20 or 40 kW. A single server whose draw fits can stay in Beijing.

Per-U colocation or a full cabinet?

One or two servers: per-U colocation. More equipment, or a locked cabinet: a full or half cabinet. Price depends on power, bandwidth and term. This page does not publish a rate.

Can I visit or deliver the server myself?

Yes. Visits, entry and self-delivery need an appointment and a valid ID. You can also ship the server for engineers to receive and rack. The address is shared when you book.

Can Beijing be used with Guangzhou and Guiyang?

Yes. A common split is Beijing for North China, Guangzhou for South China, and Guiyang for backup or high-draw compute. A consultant maps the network to the workload.

Does a website in Beijing need an ICP filing?

A website served to users in mainland China needs an ICP filing. The consultant explains the documents and the process.

Book a visit to Beijing Data Center

A consultant will reply during business hours (China Standard Time) with site, configuration and pricing recommendations.

Or email us at leo@hs.com.cn

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