Zhangjiang Xinfeng

Zhangjiang Xinfeng sits at the intersection of two things that rarely coexist: a wooded science-park calm and direct metro access to Pudong International Airport. For nomads in AI, biotech, or hardware who need China’s most advanced tech infrastructure while maintaining the option to leave quickly, it’s the only base that solves both problems simultaneously.

The tech park context

Zhangjiang Hi-Tech Park is home to Intel, SMIC, Siemens, and hundreds of Chinese AI, semiconductor, and biotech companies. The park employs 300,000+ people. For nomads working in these sectors, the proximity to labs, engineers, and corporate R&D teams creates networking opportunities that no other co-living space can replicate.

GPU computing

Xinfeng’s AI lab is the base’s most distinctive feature. A cluster of NVIDIA A100 GPUs is available to residents — by the hour for occasional use or via monthly bundle for regular training workloads. For AI researchers and ML engineers who need compute beyond their laptop, this removes the cloud cost calculation entirely.

The woodland buffer

Despite being in Shanghai proper, Zhangjiang’s campus planning includes generous tree cover and walking paths. The base is set back from the main tech park roads in a pocket of forest. Early morning runs through the adjacent woodland feel nothing like a city of 24 million people.

Who it’s for

AI/ML engineers and researchers. Biotech founders. Hardware entrepreneurs who need prototype testing facilities nearby. Anyone whose work benefits from proximity to China’s densest concentration of deep-tech talent — and who needs to fly to Tokyo, Seoul, or Singapore regularly for it.