On the morning of February 6, 2025, Tendata marked a significant milestone with the unveiling ceremony of its new headquarters – Wuhan Tendata Digital Technology Co., Ltd. This move not only signifies a key step in Tendata's strategic expansion in Central China but also signals the beginning of a new wave in the "Midwest Industrial Relocation" movement.

Hubei, as a central hub of China, has emerged as one of the biggest winners in this economic transformation, thanks to its strategic location, advanced transportation network, robust industrial foundation, and abundant talent resources. Wuhan Optics Valley, in particular, stands out as a leading tech hub, offering excellent geographical advantages, rich human resources, and government-backed policies that are highly supportive of innovation.

As a leader in its industry, Tendata's decision to establish its second headquarters in Wuhan reflects the tremendous growth potential and expansive opportunities this city offers. With world-class research institutions continually supplying top-tier talent, Wuhan is the ideal environment for a data-driven company like Tendata to thrive.

Tendata's Chairman, Mr. Pang Jingfang, shared at the unveiling ceremony:

"Wuhan is a hotbed of innovation and entrepreneurship. At Tendata, we will leverage our digital advantages to further deepen our exploration and application in big data and artificial intelligence. We will make full use of Wuhan’s abundant research resources and talent pool to drive technological innovation and service upgrades. Our aim is to offer more precise and efficient digital solutions to businesses locally and nationwide. We hope to contribute to regional economic growth and help make Wuhan a central hub for digital economy development."

The newly established Wuhan Tendata Digital Technology Co., Ltd. is located in Wuhan’s Software New City, a high-tech park that integrates information technology and smart health. With its strategic location and strong resource integration capabilities, Tendata plans to gradually expand its business across the country while serving a broader market base. Over the next two years, Tendata Wuhan is expected to grow its team to over 200 people and establish a new IT R&D center, offering more opportunities for local and national talent.

It's worth noting that Wuhan has not only attracted high-tech enterprises like Tendata but also major players such as Xiaomi, iFlytek, Alibaba, and Huawei. These companies' presence has created significant high-quality job opportunities and contributed to the city's rapid economic development.

Looking ahead, with the continued momentum of the "Midwest Relocation" trend, Hubei and Wuhan will open up even more expansive growth prospects. Tendata’s new headquarters will undoubtedly inject fresh energy into this process and contribute to the rise of Central China.