Hainan Free Trade Port

Hainan Free Trade Port refers to the designation of the entire island of Hainan, China, as a special economic development area and free-trade zone. It is the largest special economic zone in the

Hainan Free Trade Port

Positioned as a leading hub for Hainan''s digital free trade port, the park focuses on digital trade, IoT, fintech, and international innovation. Recognized as a national science and tech incubator and

The first building of China Mobile (Hainan Haikou) Free Trade Port

The construction content includes a 5-floor data center and a 1 power center building, and more than 3800 racks will be set here. The project adopts a variety of advanced energy-saving

Hainan Free Trade Port''s island-wide customs closure operation

“Zero-tariff” goods and their processed products can be stored freely within the Free Trade Port without storage time limits. Value-added processing tariff exemption policy benefits:

China''s Hainan accelerates construction of digital infrastructure

China''s Hainan Free Trade Port (FTP) will officially launch an island-wide independent customs operation on Dec. 18, 2025, which opens up more opportunities for the development of

China Telecom''s Hainan (Sanya) International Information Park

The project will provide strategic support for scientific innovation, industrial upgrading, and cross-border data flows in the Free Trade Port, helping position Hainan as a hub for international

Interpretation of the "Regulations on the Development of International

The "Regulations" support domestic and foreign enterprises in building international data centers in Hainan Free Trade Port and operating international data center businesses.

China''s Highlander signs up to build commercial underwater data

“Hainan will make good use of its unique marine resources to cultivate a leading low-carbon green marine infrastructure industry cluster in the country,” reports China Daily. Highlander''s first tests were

Work begins on Chinese underwater data center

Highlander signed contracts in January to build an underwater facility consisting of a projected 100 data cabins, each of which contain racks of servers, connected to land by power and