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Shanghai Jing'an Quantum Esports Centre occupies the campus at 709 Lingshi Road in Jing'an District, in the middle of the Lingshi Road cluster that has become Shanghai's densest esports industry belt. It was built and is operated by Hero Sports VSPO, now Hero Esports. With about 26,000 square metres of floor space, it is not a single competition hall but a content-production complex that combines an esports arena, a future-games and technology experience hall, training space, industry offices and a retail store for games merchandise, allowing competition, broadcast production, team training and office use to sit on one site. As one of Shanghai's earliest professional esports venues, it has hosted professional leagues and cup events for games including Honor of Kings, QQ Speed and Clash Royale. According to Jing'an district information, the venue has staged nearly 1,000 esports events since opening. In March 2022 the operator added a 2,000-square-metre global production centre with remote-production studios for international events, reinforcing the site's role as a content hub. In September 2020 it was graded a Class C esports venue in Shanghai's first official assessment, and in 2025 it appeared on the city's cultural-creative fund list for esports projects. Lingshi Road itself gathers game publishers, tournament operators, clubs, streaming platforms and talent agencies, forming an integrated chain from content creation to event delivery and making the centre a useful example of how Shanghai has organised space for its 'global esports capital' ambitions. It is one of several venues in the operator's national network, alongside Chengdu Quantum and Xi'an Quantum Morning, and its size allows an event to use the arena, rehearsal rooms, production galleries and offices at the same time.