Tencent compute deals
Public agreements, delivery targets, and source evidence for Tencent.
Market overview
The commitments behind the buildout
Selected public agreements. Amounts follow the selected filters. Compute purchases and the facilities hosting them can describe the same capacity.
| Layer | Stated amount | Up to | More than |
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| Compute purchases | — | — | — |
| IT power leases | — | — | — |
| Campus projects | — | — | — |
Upper limits are not firm commitments. Minimums are not exact totals. Each column stands alone; the three layers must not be added together.
USD compute agreements
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Stated contract values over their full terms
Additional upper-limit values
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Additional minimum values
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0 agreements with comparable USD values. Excludes financing, construction budgets, monthly fees, and overlapping contract updates. Full-term contract values are not annual revenue or infrastructure capital expenditure.
Compare buyers · 1 companies
| Buyer / developer | Agreements | Compute: stated | Compute: up to | Compute: over | Dated targets |
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| Tencent | 1 | — | — | — | 1 of 1 |
Time to Power
When is capacity expected?
1 dated targets · 0 without a first-capacity window
0 elapsed targets await delivery evidence
Delivery confirmation is still needed for these records. An elapsed target alone does not establish a delay.
Actual time to power: not established
Company targets describe expected availability. Measured time to power requires a dated start and site-level energization evidence.
2026
0–3 months away
Shaoguan, Guangdong, China · Shaoguan municipal government targeted project production by year-end 2026; no dated commissioning evidence found
First compute capacity · A first phase may cover only part of the agreement.
How to read these dates and figures
Dates are the original announced windows. A vague year keeps a full-year range; construction completion and equipment release dates are excluded. 1 announcements disclose no MW allocation. 0 quantified records are excluded from capacity comparisons because their scope is not comparable or overlaps. Export the CSV for the source, quantity terms, and inclusion basis of each agreement.
1 announcement
| Announced | Buyer / partner | Value | Capacity | Location / timing | Details |
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| May 8, 2024 | Tencent Tencent Greater Bay Area Computing Center Campus build | RMB 5 billion stated project investment | Undisclosed Approximately 30,000 standard racks and phase-one operating capability for 200,000 servers; MW and power basis undisclosed | Shaoguan, Guangdong, China Shaoguan municipal government targeted project production by year-end 2026; no dated commissioning evidence found 0–3 months to target | Build announcedDeal detailsShaoguan Daily reported that Tencent and Shaoguan signed an investment agreement on May 8, 2024 for a Greater Bay Area computing center. The municipal source states RMB 5 billion total project investment, about 30,000 standard racks, and phase-one operating capability for 200,000 servers. It gives no MW, rack power, GPU quantity, or energized-power measurement. A July 20, 2026 city update said it would push Tencent and GDS projects into production before year-end; this is a government target, not confirmation that the Tencent site is live. Later Shaoguan cluster totals and the October 25 six-cluster report are not attributed to this site because their project boundaries are unclear. Hardware: AI, large-model, cloud-computing and IoT workloads; phase-one server capability is not a GPU count Tencent Shaoguan project investment agreement signing ↗Shaoguan municipal government, 2026 compute-cluster update ↗Shaoguan municipal government, district data-center cluster update ↗Assess this deal |