
习近平总书记在乌兰察布市考察察哈尔高新技术开发区,强调推进“东数西算”工程与绿色算力产业发展
10月16日,习近平总书记在内蒙古乌兰察布市考察察哈尔高新技术开发区,调研“东数西算”工程及绿色算力产业。总书记强调要因地制宜,将算力优势转化为发展优势,落实高效、绿色、安全要求,推动数字中国建设。
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“东数西算”工程旨在通过构建全国一体化算力网络,将东部算力需求引导至西部资源丰富地区。内蒙古凭借绿电、气候等优势,正从传统资源型城市向算力重镇转型。
10月16日,习近平总书记在内蒙古自治区乌兰察布市考察,前往察哈尔高新技术开发区,了解内蒙古自治区推进“东数西算”工程枢纽节点建设和绿色算力产业发展等情况。
秋日的察哈尔高新技术开发区,清风带着凉意扑面而来。一座座算力中心拔地而起,海量数据在此汇聚运算,通过直通北京的光缆,上演着毫秒级的数据交互。
作为“东数西算”国家算力枢纽的重要组成部分,乌兰察布市立足绿电、气候、区位等优势,绿色算力产业发展取得积极成效:已签约算力中心项目109个,截至2026年8月,算力规模达19万P,其中智算占比超90%。
一座资源型城市转型算力重镇,正是对“因地制宜推动高质量发展”的有益探索。
发展新质生产力、推动高质量发展,习近平总书记多次强调因地制宜。
内蒙古“头顶有风光、脚下有煤炭、手中有电网”。对于其如何发挥独特的禀赋优势、提高经济发展质量和水平,习近平总书记十分关心,多次指导。
2014年1月,习近平总书记赴内蒙古调研时,提出“规划事业、谋求发展要跳出当地、跳出自然条件限制、跳出内蒙古,有宽广的世界眼光,有大局意识”。
2021年全国两会期间,习近平总书记参加内蒙古代表团审议,强调要找准内蒙古在全国构建新发展格局中的定位,深入分析自己的优势领域和短板不足,“因地制宜发展战略性新兴产业和先进制造业”。
2023年6月考察呼和浩特市的中环产业园,总书记强调“推动传统能源产业转型升级,大力发展绿色能源,做大做强国家重要能源基地,是内蒙古发展的重中之重”。
此次考察,习近平总书记进一步指出,要积极延伸产业链,“不断把算力优势转化为发展优势”,并勉励大家“为推进数字中国建设、促进新质生产力发展多作贡献”。
从能源到算力,从传统产业转型到为新质生产力夯基,层层递进、步步深化,殷殷嘱托饱含对向新而进的期许和因地制宜的指引。
因地制宜,既要懂得扬自身所长,把独特优势发挥出来;也要放眼全局,契合整体发展的需要。
作为发展新质生产力的重要引擎,人工智能快速崛起,带动算力产业蓬勃发展。“十五五”开局之年,“算电协同”首次写入政府工作报告。今年4月,习近平总书记主持召开的中央政治局会议作出部署,加强包含算力网、新型电网在内的“六张网”规划建设。
“算力产业正处在加速发展阶段,前景广阔。”习近平总书记作出重大判断。
面对发展的热潮,以内蒙古为代表的各地,更应立足比较优势科学谋划,主动融入全国一体化算力网络,坚持错位发展、优势互补,这也是胸怀全局、服务国家战略的内在要求。
此次考察期间,习近平总书记指出,实施“东数西算”工程、构建全国一体化算力网,是党中央一项重要部署。对算力产业发展,明确要“认真落实高效、绿色、安全的要求,注重‘算电协同’、‘算水协同’”。
高效,意味着集约调度、提升算力效能;绿色,意味着依托绿电供给、推动算力低碳;安全,意味着筑牢防线、保障算力可靠。做好算与电、算与水的统筹联动,彰显综合施策的思路导向,更是系统观念的生动体现。
我国幅员辽阔,东西南北中资源禀赋差异明显。当前,中国式现代化各项阶段性部署压茬推进,对地方谋划推动下一步工作提出了更为紧迫的要求。
正如习近平总书记强调的“紧跟时代潮流、抢抓发展机遇,立足自身条件、发挥比较优势”,各地按照党中央战略决策和规划部署,因地制宜探索转型路径,培育特色优势,激活发展活力,必将共同推进中国式现代化事业稳步向前。
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内蒙古将进一步扩大绿色算力产业规模,智算中心建设将加速。
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