Cango Inc. (NYSE: CANG), a prominent Bitcoin mining company, has officially launched the commercial operations of its high-performance computing (HPC) and AI inference subsidiary, EcoHash Technology LLC. The company announced the activation of EcoHash's digital portal (www.ecohash.com), which serves as the primary interface for its new compute platform.
The initiative aims to bridge a significant structural gap in data center power supply. According to Goldman Sachs Research, U.S. data center power demand is forecast to reach 700 TWh by 2030, driven largely by AI inference workloads, while maximum available supply remains just above 300 TWh. This creates a deficit of roughly 400 TWh.
EcoHash plans to address this challenge by leveraging Cango's global energy footprint to deploy standardized, plug-and-play compute modules. These are paired with its proprietary EcoLink Orchestration Platform, a system designed to unify and schedule geographically dispersed compute capacity to ensure enterprise-grade uptime through intelligent failover. The goal is to provide elastic, low-latency compute that scales on demand.
Cango is dedicating space at its owned 50MW Bitcoin mining facility in Georgia to operate as a "living showroom" for this new venture. This site will demonstrate the performance of full-series container models across various thermal and power configurations and act as a proof-of-concept hub for industry collaborators. The company's strategy is to replicate this model globally, inviting partners to integrate into the EcoHash network to build a distributed AI power grid.
Jack Jin, Chief Technology Officer of EcoHash, stated: "EcoHash represents the core vehicle of our strategy to architect a future-ready platform and serve as our next growth engine, now entering a phase of accelerated commercialization. Our proprietary orchestration layer... connects decentralized energy assets directly to the demands of LLM inference, generative AI, and a growing spectrum of compute-intensive applications."
