数据标准“加速跑” 30余项数据领域国家标准将在2026年推出

Group 1 - The core viewpoint is that China's data standardization efforts are expected to achieve significant breakthroughs by 2026, with over 30 national standards to be introduced this year, focusing on advanced areas such as intelligent agents and embodied intelligence [1] - The national data standards are seen as essential infrastructure for reshaping the digital economy ecosystem, facilitating efficient development and utilization of data resources [1] - The national data standardization work has established a "top-level planning + pilot verification" model, aiming to complete the national data standard system by the end of 2026 [1] Group 2 - Under the guidance of the National Data Bureau, a series of standards for high-quality data set construction have been developed, including guidelines and evaluation standards, which will be officially released in August 2025 [2] - During the 14th Five-Year Plan period, over 120 national standards in the data field have been developed and published, widely applied in key areas such as artificial intelligence and data trading [2] - The construction of a national data infrastructure is crucial for the effective flow of data and the establishment of a unified national data market [2] Group 3 - The push for data standardization aims to resolve conflicts in the market allocation of data elements, particularly regarding the ownership of public, enterprise, and personal data [3] - The implementation of the "Interim Measures for the Registration and Management of Public Data Resources" in 2025 aims to create a unified public data resource registration system, although cross-departmental data access still requires manual review [3] - The refinement of public data standards is expected to clarify operational norms and provide quantitative references for data pricing mechanisms [3] Group 4 - The standardization of data is anticipated to trigger a chain reaction throughout the industry, enhancing cross-regional computing power scheduling and promoting the development of privacy computing and blockchain infrastructure [3] - The new digital economy paradigm is envisioned to be "data-driven, scenario-enabled, and ecosystem co-built," leading to a transformation from scale expansion to value creation in China's digital economy [4] - The recognition of data protocols and public data asset valuation models on the international market is expected to elevate China's digital economy [4]