Committed to building a “green energy-driven, AI-native decentralized infrastructure,” the innovative platform Zen42.ai has officially joined Mobii Green Energy’s New Zealand Green HI-City project. Led by Mobii Green Energy Group and New Zealand’s North Rakaia Power Company, the project aims to establish the world’s first green hydrogen-powered data center, setting a new global standard for sustainable AI infrastructure.
The cooperation agreement was signed by Chairman Kenny Tseng and Founder Yali Li, witnessed by Selwyn Mayor Sam Broughton, along with representatives from Supermicro and Zen42.ai
The Green HI-City project expects to raise $2 billion in investments and will integrate 850 MW of solar power, 300 MW of wind power, and green hydrogen production facilities to support a 150 MW AI data center powered entirely by green energy. With Google Cloud, Supermicro, and Tatung System Technologies Inc. (tsti) as major partners, Zen42.ai will leverage its expertise in decentralized AI infrastructure and green …