2025中国5G+工业互联网大会本月武汉开幕 聚集前沿技术最新趋势共探智造融合新路径

Core Insights - The "5G + Industrial Internet" initiative is a key driver for the deep integration of the real economy and the digital economy, providing a Chinese solution for new industrial networks to leapfrog development [1][2] - The 2025 China 5G + Industrial Internet Conference will be held from November 21 to 23 in Wuhan, focusing on cutting-edge technologies and trends in the "5G + Industrial Internet" sector [1][3] - The conference aims to create a national platform for policy release, technology display, industry connection, and achievement transformation, supporting the acceleration of new industrialization and the construction of a modern industrial system [3][4] Event Details - The conference will feature an opening ceremony, forums, parallel sessions, and various activities to explore new paths for industrial transformation and upgrading under the backdrop of "Artificial Intelligence +" [1][3] - Over ten parallel forums will be held, focusing on new information infrastructure, industrial transformation, and technology innovation, among other hot topics [3][4] Policy and Economic Impact - The conference will release significant policy documents and achievements, aligning with the goals set by the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China to focus on the real economy [2][3] - The previous five conferences have led to substantial outcomes, including the launch of the first "Spark Chain Network" super node in Wuhan and the signing of over a hundred projects, driving hundreds of billions in investments [2][6] Regional Development - Hubei Province has achieved a 60% cloud adoption rate among industrial enterprises, leveraging 5G and the Industrial Internet as keys to industrial transformation [5][6] - The core industry value added of the digital economy in Hubei reached 283.5 billion yuan, accounting for 9.57% of the GDP [6][7] Infrastructure and Collaboration - Hubei has established two national-level industrial internet platforms and 136 provincial-level platforms, covering key industries such as automotive and electronics [7][8] - The province is focusing on building a collaborative ecosystem that integrates government, research institutions, enterprises, and applications to enhance technology development and market demand alignment [4][8]