广州大数据行业协会十周年，政企学共议要素市场化改革与湾区实践

Core Viewpoint - The Guangzhou Big Data Industry Association is evolving from a service-oriented role to becoming an ecosystem builder, focusing on data as a new productive force and promoting collaboration among members to enhance talent development and market opportunities [2][3]. Group 1: Association's Evolution - The association has transformed over ten years from a communication platform to a key hub linking thousands of enterprises and over 300 experts, establishing collaborative nodes in cities like Foshan, Dongguan, and Zhuhai [3]. - Future initiatives will focus on accelerating the development of new productive forces and promoting the deep integration of digital technology with the real economy, aligning with national strategies [3]. Group 2: National Strategy and Data Market - The marketization of data elements has become a national strategy, emphasizing the establishment of a property rights system that separates ownership, usage, and operational rights, and fostering a unified national data market [4]. - The development and utilization of public data will be a key focus, with a new "1+3" system being constructed to address challenges in data openness, aiming to create significant industrial scale from demonstration scenarios [4]. Group 3: Computing Power and Accessibility - The concept of a "computing power bank" is proposed to facilitate the sharing of idle computing resources from large state-owned enterprises to small and medium-sized enterprises, enhancing the accessibility of computing power [5]. Group 4: Regional Collaboration and Ecosystem Development - The establishment of ten professional committees marks an upgrade in the association's services, with a focus on multi-faceted collaboration and regional synergy [6]. - The experience shared by Jiaxing City highlights the importance of cross-regional cooperation in computing power and industry complementarity, aiming to explore new opportunities in data elements [6]. Group 5: Future Outlook - The association aims to continue its journey as a co-builder and definitional leader of the ecosystem, leveraging data to support national strategies and improve public welfare in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area [8].