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Core Insights - The "National Information Development Report (2024)" highlights significant advancements in information technology across various regions, with Chongqing and nine other areas ranking in the top tier of comprehensive information development in China [1][29]. Group 1: Innovation Development - Blockchain technology is being actively promoted in cities like Shanghai and Chongqing, enhancing applications in government services, data circulation, and intellectual property protection [2]. - The report indicates a notable increase in network information technology innovation, with the open-source Harmony operating system installed on over 1 billion devices [9]. - The digital industry in China achieved a business revenue of 5 trillion yuan, reflecting a growth rate of 5.5% [12]. Group 2: Empowerment Development - By the end of 2024, the total number of 5G base stations built and opened in China reached 4.25 million, with a 5G user penetration rate exceeding 71% [13]. - The number of IPv6 active users reached 823 million, with mobile network IPv6 traffic accounting for 60% [14]. - The digitalization of key industrial enterprises has reached a penetration rate of 82.7% for digital R&D design tools [16]. Group 3: Inclusive Development - The number of internet users in China reached 1.1 billion, with an internet penetration rate of 78.6% [17]. - The online medical user base has grown to 418 million, and the number of electronic social security card users has surpassed 1 billion [18]. - The digital rural construction has made significant progress, achieving over 90% coverage of 5G in administrative villages [18]. Group 4: Security Development - The report emphasizes the establishment of a robust network security framework, including the release of the "Internet Government Artificial Intelligence Application Security Management Regulations" [21]. - Over 285 data exit security assessment projects have been completed, and more than 1,071 personal information exit standard contracts have been filed [23]. Group 5: Open Development - In 2024, cross-border e-commerce imports and exports reached approximately 2.7 trillion yuan, exceeding the growth rate of China's goods trade by 9 percentage points [27]. - China actively participated in international discussions on digital issues, including signing a memorandum on cross-border data flow cooperation with Germany [28].