Lenovo unveils wanquan hybrid token factory, establishing core hub in zhangjiakou for national AI network

Lenovo announced the launch of its Wanquan Hybrid Token Factory in Zhangjiakou, positioning the city as the foundational hub for a nationwide token economy network aimed at advancing China's intelligent development. This strategic location benefits from Zhangjiakou's strong foundation in computing power and green energy, serving as a key hub in the national East Data West Computing initiative. The company detailed its three-tiered intelligent system, featuring the Lenovo Wentian AI infrastructure at the base, the Wanquan factory at the middle layer, and the Lenovo Qingtian and Baiying intelligent agent solutions at the top. Current factory specifications indicate a potential capacity exceeding 2 quadrillion tokens annually, a fivefold increase in tokens per second, and a cost optimization of 70% for million-token processing. Lenovo plans a broad national rollout, including specialized factories in Northeast China for heavy industry, North China for smart manufacturing, and a new media token factory in Changsha in partnership with Mango TV. Long-term goals target building a world-class production base in Zhangjiakou, aiming for a 15,000P heterogeneous computing cluster and a 100MW intelligent computing center by 2027, with overall token output surpassing 2 quadrillion annually.