The Zhongguancun (Haidian) AI digital energy industrial park recently began operations in Beijing. Covering approximately 44,500 square meters with a total floor area of 240,000 square meters, the park aims to foster integration between artificial intelligence and digital energy industries, positioning itself as a demonstration zone for Beijing's digital energy sector.

Leading innovative firms such as Beijing Beibian MicroGrid Technology, Winicssec Technology, and Longdeyuan Power Technology Development have already moved in. "Being here allows us to integrate into the broader AI energy innovation ecosystem, facilitating R&D in cybersecurity and AI," said Luo Ting, marketing director of Winicssec.

The park provides a range of services built on three foundational pillars: smart park management, business resources, and employee living amenities. It also offers policy support, innovation incubation, technology, talent, financing, and market access services. With 40 high-quality enterprise service providers already signed on, the park has established over 100 specialized service capabilities.

To bolster technological innovation, the park has built public platforms such as an AI chip testing lab and an AI algorithm computing lab. It has also partnered with the Supercomputing Network and the Beijing Academy of Quantum Information Sciences to offer diverse technological support to companies.

By actively opening application scenarios, the park serves as both a testing ground and a showcase venue for innovative products. Cleaning robots made by Maiyan Intelligent, inspection robots made by Luobide, and noodle-cooking robots made by Aubo Future are already in use within the park, boosting product testing and commercialization.

"The park brings together partners across the industrial chain and provides end-to-end services, from technological platforms to market access, helping efficiently transform innovations into market value," said Zhu Guangxing, vice president of Longdeyuan.