数据规模化流通有了“高速公路”

Group 1 - The National Data Bureau has announced the first batch of pilot projects for trusted data space innovation, with 63 projects selected, including 13 cities, 22 industries, and 28 enterprises, indicating a shift from concept validation to large-scale promotion in the development of trusted data spaces [1] - Trusted data space is likened to a "highway" for data, providing a controllable, manageable, and measurable environment for data generation, circulation, sharing, and usage, which is essential for addressing the "data island" problem in the digital economy [1][2] - The development of trusted data spaces is crucial for ensuring secure and credible data flow, which is becoming a key path to overcoming barriers to free data circulation in the global competitive landscape [1] Group 2 - The new materials industry is leveraging blockchain and privacy computing technologies to create a trusted data space, ensuring that data remains within individual enterprises while allowing efficient resource matching and value co-creation [2] - Traditional R&D processes in the new materials sector are slow and costly, but by integrating data across the supply chain, companies can significantly reduce R&D time and costs, leading to more efficient development cycles [2] - Other pilot projects are also exploring innovative application scenarios, ecosystem cultivation, and rule mechanism construction, contributing valuable experiences for promoting large-scale data circulation and utilization [2] Group 3 - The National Data Bureau emphasizes the need for local governments to align with the demands of enterprises, industries, and cities, positioning trusted data space as a key tool for promoting data development, nurturing the data industry, and building a data factor market system [3] - Localities undertaking pilot tasks are encouraged to explore, summarize, and share experiences to facilitate broader implementation of trusted data spaces [3]