首批可信数据空间创新发展试点名单发布 数据规模化流通有了“高速公路”

Core Insights - The National Bureau of Statistics 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 conceptual validation to large-scale promotion in the development of trusted data spaces [1][2] - Trusted data space is likened to a "highway" for data, providing a secure and controllable environment for data generation, circulation, sharing, and usage, which is essential for addressing the "data island" problem in the digital economy [1][2] Group 1 - The establishment of trusted data spaces is crucial for ensuring the safe and credible flow of data, which is necessary for overcoming barriers to data circulation in the digital economy [1][2] - The application of new technologies such as blockchain and privacy computing allows companies to create a trusted data space in the new materials industry, ensuring that data remains within individual enterprises while enabling efficient resource matching [2] - The development of trusted data spaces has significantly reduced the time and cost associated with research and development in the new materials sector, as demonstrated by the case of China Steel Research, which improved its R&D efficiency by over 100% [1][2] Group 2 - The National Bureau of Statistics emphasizes the need for local governments to align the development of trusted data spaces with the needs of enterprises, industries, and cities, making it a key tool for promoting data utilization and fostering the data industry [3] - Pilot projects are expected to explore and summarize experiences to facilitate broader implementation of trusted data spaces, contributing to the establishment of a data element market system [3]