季昕华代表：希望云计算成为企业出海的“底座”｜上海两会

Core Insights - Shanghai is recognized as a leader in computing power and artificial intelligence (AI) in China and is also competitive globally [1] - The city's strong integrated circuit industry supports the development of top AI model companies and provides rich application scenarios for AI [1] - Shanghai is positioned as a global hub for Chinese enterprises going abroad, with significant support policies for cross-border investment and legal frameworks [1] Group 1 - The integration of computing power services by companies like UCloud provides a competitive advantage for development in Shanghai [1] - There is a strong emphasis on digital empowerment for enterprises going abroad, particularly in the Hongqiao area, with various supportive measures in place [1] - A recommendation is made to establish an international rule adaptation service system to address common legal, policy, and data compliance needs for Chinese enterprises going abroad [1][2] Group 2 - The suggestion to enhance the role of outbound service hubs and ecosystem integration, particularly in the digital domain, is highlighted [2] - The establishment of local data centers is proposed to meet data compliance requirements for Chinese enterprises operating abroad [2] - The focus on the construction of Shanghai's "five centers" and the international science and technology innovation center is emphasized, with a specific interest in "space computing" as a model for industry-academia collaboration [3]