COLLABORATION NETWORK
JINGNEXUS is building six operations and R&D coordination hubs in Beijing, Xi'an, Urumqi, Baketu border crossing, Almaty and Astana, with green infrastructure and cross-border industrial collaboration between China and Kazakhstan as its core focus. These hubs divide responsibility for business coordination, technology development and regional collaboration. The company is also advancing construction of computing centers in Urumqi and Tacheng, with an AI computing center in Kazakhstan forming part of its future development into Central Asia. The operations and R&D hubs coordinate company activities and project collaboration, while the computing facilities address computing, data storage, network and supporting energy needs.
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The company is building the Beijing global operations center, Xi'an R&D center, Urumqi Central Asia operations center and Baketu field coordination and operations center on the Chinese side. Beijing coordinates business and cooperation resources, Xi'an provides R&D support, Urumqi connects business in Xinjiang and Central Asia, and Baketu coordinates the company's project work on site. Together, they connect project needs, technical work and cooperation resources.
This development serves four business areas: green energy, green computing, cross-border industrial parks and digital border gateways. The hubs in China organize project development, technology R&D and resource allocation around industrial energy use, border-crossing operations and industrial park services in Xinjiang. They translate application needs into coordinated facility design and engineering organization, with participants' responsibilities defined for each project.
The company is developing this hub to coordinate global business and cooperation resources. It coordinates resources and participation in response to cooperation needs across regions, supporting project development, investment coordination and industrial tenant recruitment.
Conducts technology R&D and systems integration for energy, computing and smart logistics. It incorporates energy requirements, equipment compatibility and operating interfaces into coordinated design, connecting R&D work with regional project needs.
Connects industrial projects in Xinjiang, border-crossing business and regional collaboration with Central Asia. It coordinates energy, computing, terminal and industrial park service needs, and organizes cross-regional project collaboration with the hubs in Kazakhstan.
The company is building a hub at Baketu border crossing for project coordination and on-site work. It organizes border-crossing project development, partner communication and business coordination with logistics terminals and industrial parks. Its responsibilities are limited to the company's projects and business activities.
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The company is developing the Almaty operations center and Astana office in Kazakhstan to handle local business engagement and institutional communication, respectively. The Almaty operations center connects with industrial partners and addresses project needs, while the Astana office organizes institutional contacts and business coordination. Their responsibilities complement project coordination and R&D support on the Chinese side.
Local collaboration addresses the facility conditions, cooperation resources and applicable rules of each project. Through its hubs in Kazakhstan, the company gathers local business information and connects it with project development and technical work by its teams in China. The Astana office handles institutional communication and policy information at the company level; it does not perform government approval or regulatory functions.
Handles business engagement in Kazakhstan, local partner contacts and project collaboration. It organizes business exchanges on warehousing and distribution, industrial park services and industrial service needs, providing local information for China-Kazakhstan project development and the coordination of cooperation resources.
Handles institutional contacts, policy information exchange and business coordination. It organizes project-related communication and addresses applicable rules and business conditions, supporting the company's project collaboration in Kazakhstan.
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The company is building a field coordination and operations center at Baketu border crossing as an on-site coordination hub for China-Kazakhstan border-crossing projects. The center connects logistics terminals, AGV operations, warehousing and industrial park business through project development, on-site coordination, partner engagement and operational preparation, aligning on-site needs with project work.
The field center conveys on-site business needs to the Xi'an R&D center, with the Beijing global operations center coordinating cooperation resources. It also coordinates regional business with the Urumqi Central Asia operations center and the hubs in Kazakhstan. The center is responsible for the company's project coordination, on-site work and business engagement; it does not exercise customs, border-crossing regulatory or administrative approval powers.
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Operations and R&D hubs coordinate company activities and project collaboration, while computing centers address computing, data storage, network and supporting energy needs. These two parts of the network have distinct responsibilities. The company is advancing construction of computing centers in Urumqi and Tacheng, with an AI computing center in Kazakhstan forming part of its future development into Central Asia. Work on coordinated facility design, energy integration and the allocation of cooperation resources responds to application needs in each location.
Construction of the computing center addresses regional digital service needs. The company coordinates computing, data storage, power and network infrastructure to support business applications in Xinjiang and those serving Central Asia.
Construction of the computing center is coordinated with development of the Tacheng green power base and the needs of border crossings and industrial parks. The company integrates computing and power resources to support logistics information processing and industrial digital applications.
Part of the company's future development into Central Asia, this center addresses local AI and digital industry needs. The company is advancing resource allocation and the development of cooperation models to connect AI computing facilities with local industrial services.
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The six hubs collaborate according to project needs. Regional business engagement gathers application requirements and information on available resources; the Baketu field center coordinates on-site work; the Xi'an R&D center provides technical support; the Beijing global operations center coordinates cooperation resources; and the hubs in Kazakhstan connect with local partners and institutions. The company defines participants' responsibilities for each project, linking on-site work, R&D tasks and business coordination.
For cross-border collaboration between Baketu on the Chinese side and Bakhty on the Kazakh side, the company connects terminal operations, AGV transfers, warehousing and the development of industrial parks in both countries, while coordinating energy and computing service resources. The State Revenue Committee of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan (SRC) is driving forward the cross-border AGV corridor project with its full backing, alongside support from customs authorities in China and Kazakhstan. The company organizes cross-border AGV operations and commercial collaboration on both sides under each country's respective customs rules, addressing the operating interfaces and permit requirements for short-haul transfers serving rail terminals and cross-border road transport separately.