北京“两区”建设五周年：提供可复制的“北京方案”

Core Insights - Beijing's "Two Zones" initiative has achieved a five-year milestone in digital economy development, showcasing a dual-driven model of "technology + system" that transforms reform dividends into development momentum [2][3] Group 1: Digital Economy Development - A total of 132 large models have been registered in Beijing, accounting for 35% of the national total, with notable models achieving international advanced levels [3] - The city has established a digital economy regulatory framework consisting of laws, policies, and mechanisms, including the "Beijing Digital Economy Promotion Regulations" and the "Beijing Data Twenty Articles" [3] - Beijing has built 141,200 5G base stations, leading the nation with a per capita base station count of 64 [3] Group 2: Infrastructure and AI Integration - The total computing power of the "One Corridor and Four Extremes" intelligent computing center has reached 33,000 P, making it the largest green computing hub in China [3] - AI applications in agriculture have reduced labor costs by 30% and increased yields by 10%, while autonomous transport has achieved 80,000 kilometers of operation [3][4] Group 3: Data Governance and Compliance - Beijing has developed a cross-border data governance system that includes a "scene-based negative list + full-chain management" approach, enhancing compliance efficiency [4][5] - The second batch of the negative list has added five new fields, and companies can reduce compliance costs by 55% and audit times by 58% through the new pilot program [4][5] Group 4: Industry Leadership and Future Plans - The medical and automotive sectors have emerged as benchmarks for reform, with 25 medical institutions completing compliance for data export [5] - Future plans include deepening AI integration into manufacturing and agriculture, aiming to create a trillion-level industrial cluster [6][7] - Beijing aims to establish itself as a global data flow hub and has signed cooperation initiatives with over 30 international cities [7]