Cango Inc. announced the launch of its subsidiary EcoHash Technology LLC and the start of commercial operations for its high‑performance AI inference platform, unveiling the company’s digital portal at www.ecohash.com.
EcoHash will use Cango’s 50 MW Georgia mining facility as a living showroom, deploying full‑series container models to demonstrate performance across thermal and power configurations and inviting global partners to join the network.
The platform targets the projected 400 TWh gap in U.S. data‑center power demand by 2030, offering low‑latency, near‑source compute for AI developers and energy‑intensive operators.
Cango’s Q4 2025 and full‑year 2025 results showed a net loss of $452.8 million, but the company secured a $65 million strategic investment and a $10 million convertible note on April 1 2026 to support initiatives like EcoHash.
Jack Jin, EcoHash’s CTO, said the orchestration layer “connects decentralized energy assets with the requirements of large language model inference and generative AI.” Peng Yu, Cango’s CEO, noted that the Georgia facility acquisition “marks the beginning of our vertical integration as we transition toward a more diversified and resilient portfolio of Bitcoin mining sites and energy infrastructure,” and CFO Michael Zhang highlighted the company’s balance‑sheet strengthening to fund high‑potential areas such as AI infrastructure.
EcoHash represents a strategic diversification for Cango, leveraging existing infrastructure to enter the rapidly growing AI compute market and create new revenue streams beyond cryptocurrency mining.
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