科技竞争重要抓手 上海推出开源方案

Core Viewpoint - The implementation of the "Shanghai Open Source System Construction Implementation Plan" aims to establish Shanghai as a competitive hub for open source innovation, focusing on technology, talent, and enterprise collaboration [1] Group 1: Open Source Ecosystem Development - The plan sets a goal to create 1 to 2 internationally advanced open source communities and incubate over 200 high-quality open source projects within 3 to 5 years, attracting over 3 million global developers [1] - Five major enhancement projects will be implemented: building open source foundational capabilities, nurturing open source projects, gathering open source talent, promoting open source culture, and coordinating open source governance [2] Group 2: Open Source Infrastructure and Support - The foundational capability project aims to lower the barriers to participating in open source, with plans to launch China's first overseas-facing open source platform by 2026 [2] - The focus will be on key areas such as artificial intelligence, smart chips, high-end software, the metaverse, and the next-generation internet, supporting the establishment of service platforms for open source project collaboration and technology validation [2] - Special funds will be allocated starting in 2026 to support key open source tools, with a maximum subsidy of 20 million yuan for foundational development tool projects [2] Group 3: Incentives for Open Source Projects - The project nurturing initiative will elevate open source activities to "encouraged innovative behaviors," with direct incentives for significant open source projects, offering rewards up to 5 million yuan [2] - The plan includes annual selection of at least 50 high-quality open source entrepreneurial projects through various competitions, aiming to transform open source from a "cost item" to a "strategic asset" [2] Group 4: Talent Development in Open Source - The plan outlines the establishment of a talent evaluation mechanism based on "open source contributions," aiming to ensure that open source talent can achieve both recognition and rewards [2]