China's Computing-Power-Electricity Synergy Push
China advances computing-power and electricity synergy, deploying liquid-cooled data containers and green energy integration to power its digital economy.
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China advances computing-power and electricity synergy, deploying liquid-cooled data containers and green energy integration to power its digital economy.
China's data industry reached 6.78 trillion yuan in 2025, up 15.7%, as the 2026 Big Data Expo opens in Guiyang with a focus on the 'token economy'.
China's top cyberspace body releases a five-year action plan to boost internet information enterprises, targeting innovation and global expansion.
China's computing network sector is set to drive 4 trillion yuan in new investment during the 15th Five-Year Plan, fueled by AI demand.
China's 'hand-made economy' booms with 16M+ one-person companies, but scaling sustainably requires navigating legal and IP challenges.
China's music industry grows 5.3% as AI transforms creation, distribution, and consumption, with new policy frameworks driving full-chain integration.
China's AI core industry surpassed 1.2 trillion yuan in 2025 with 30% growth, as open-source models and AI agents drive explosive expansion.
China's cyberspace regulator disposed of over 1,840 non-compliant group livestreaming accounts, moving the booming industry toward regulated development.
As AI tokens become the currency of the intelligent era, China debates standardized pricing and transparent billing for the digital resource powering AI.
China reports 869M active IPv6 users, leading global next-gen internet protocol adoption as it shifts toward IPv6-only networks.
China's core digital economy exceeded 10.5% of GDP in 2025, with digital industry revenue reaching 39.6 trillion yuan, marking a key economic milestone.
China's intelligent computing power reached 2,185 EFLOPS by June 2026, a 177% year-on-year surge driven by massive AI infrastructure investments.
Chinese AI products from smart camping carts to companion robots enter everyday life, backed by government policy and a booming digital economy.
China releases E-Commerce Law draft amendments, proposes securities refinancing reforms, and enforces new green packaging standards for express delivery.
China's MOHRSS proposes 12 new occupations spanning AI, green energy, digital twins, and traditional crafts, reflecting labor market evolution.
Beijing opens the 2026 Global Digital Economy Conference, showcasing AI, robotics, and digital-friendly city initiatives as economy hits 46.4% of GDP.
China's cultural industry revenue exceeded 20 trillion yuan in 2025, up 8.8% YoY, driven by cultural services and new digital business formats.
Seven Chinese ministries issue a three-year action plan to remove bottlenecks between large and small enterprises in the platform economy.
Seven Chinese government departments release a 2026-2028 action plan for coordinated development of large and small enterprises in the platform economy.
China elevates six major infrastructure networks to national strategic priority, with over 7 trillion yuan in 2026 investment for modernization.
Belgium ranks in the European top 5 for AI adoption, with 34.54% of businesses using AI in 2025, far exceeding the EU average of 19.95%.
China's first national AI agent policy identifies 19 application scenarios across research, industry, and governance, signaling a commercialization push.
China's National Data Administration says Data Element X initiative is accelerating data infrastructure construction and operation across 43 cities.
China's NDRC announces 'six networks' infrastructure plan with over 7 trillion yuan annual investment to boost economy and drive digital transformation.