Japan plans $140B AI data center push; Huawei ships Mate90 with Taou chip
创业邦 · wechat · 2026-10-02
A Chinese tech-industry digest: Japan plans a $140B investment in AI infrastructure backed by its natural gas traders, with Dell, JERA, and Apollo building a $15B, 400MW data center near Tokyo (3-4GW target in five years). Huawei's Mate90 lineup ships with the flagship Taou chip using a logic-folding architecture. Also: China's BEST compact fusion facility campus delivered, a 1GW solar+thermal base grid-connected in Qinghai, and CAS researchers proposing AC-powered direct seawater electrolysis for hydrogen.
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