数字中国建成“骨干网络” 南京苏州成为“枢纽站”

Core Insights - The establishment of a backbone network for data infrastructure in China marks a significant advancement in the country's digital economy, transitioning from fragmented construction to a systematic interconnection of data nodes across 18 cities [1][2] Group 1: Data Infrastructure Development - As of now, 18 cities including Beijing, Nanjing, and Suzhou have built data infrastructure nodes that are interconnected, facilitating the incubation of over 100 business scenarios and involving more than 3,900 entities such as data exchanges and developers [1] - The National Data Bureau, in collaboration with the aforementioned cities, will explore six technical routes for innovative development in 2024, focusing on trusted data spaces [1] Group 2: Impact on Digital Economy - The interconnectivity of these 18 cities serves as data "hubs," creating a data circulation network that spans 20 provinces, enabling efficient data flow nationwide [2] - Users can access data with a single point of entry, publish data for universal visibility, and deploy applications across regions, thereby promoting the deep integration of the digital economy with the real economy and empowering various industries in their digital transformation [2]