Taipei has introduced the 'Net-Zero 101 Project' to develop hydrogen-powered data centers and become a global green technology and AI startup hub by reducing carbon emissions. Mobii Green Energy unveiled 'Mobii D', the world's first hydrogen-powered mobile data center, equipped with innovative technologies like 'Mobii A' hydrogen generator and 'Mobii B' power control system. These advancements aim to cut costs and risks associated with hydrogen production, increase energy efficiency, and lower carbon emissions. Additionally, a partnership was formed to advance hydrogen-powered supercomputing research involving Taiwan, Hong Kong, and City University of Hong Kong. The collaboration is set to shape a new paradigm in sustainable energy, mobile computing power, and computational technology. The future plans include deploying 'Mobii D' data centers in Taipei, Hong Kong, Singapore, and New Zealand by 2025, signaling a significant global expansion in green technology and hydrogen innovation.