Qujing Technology establishes East China HQ in Hangzhou, plans 10,000-GPU AI Token factory

Qujing Technology (趋境科技) has established its East China regional headquarters in Hangzhou's Qianjiang Century City, announcing plans to build a 10,000-GPU-card AI Token factory within five years. The move marks a significant step in the company's east China expansion strategy.

Qianjiang Century City has emerged as a hub for technology and fintech companies in Hangzhou, offering a concentration of AI talent, favorable policies, and industry resources. Qujing Technology's choice of location reflects the area's growing stature as an AI industry cluster.

The concept of an AI Token factory refers to standardized, on-demand AI compute infrastructure — deploying tens of thousands of GPU compute cards to deliver high-quality computing services for large language model training and inference workloads.

As China's LLM industry continues its rapid expansion, demand for high-quality compute capacity has surged. Qujing Technology's announcement positions the company to capture a share of the premium AI infrastructure market serving both model developers and enterprise clients.

Within five years, this AI Token factory is expected to become a major compute supply hub in East China, providing stable and efficient computing support for regional AI enterprises. The project signals Qujing Technology's transition from offering individual technical products to operating large-scale infrastructure.

The move aligns with a broader升温 trend in AI infrastructure investment across China, where compute power has become a strategic resource. Competition among cities and companies to host AI computing centers is intensifying.

How quickly Qujing Technology can deliver on its 10,000-GPU deployment and the quality and pricing of its Token factory services will determine its competitive position in the increasingly crowded AI infrastructure market.