Group 1 - The National Data Bureau is promoting the "Data Element ×" initiative to support local governments in exploring and implementing data-driven strategies, aiming to activate the value of data elements [1][2] - The initiative has shown effective policy support and local action, with over 10 provinces, including Shandong, developing comprehensive work plans and financial support policies [2] - Local governments are encouraged to explore diverse paths for releasing data value, with ongoing support for pilot projects and scenario guidelines [2][3] Group 2 - The integration of real data is advancing, enhancing the multiplier effect of data elements, which is expected to foster both traditional and emerging industries [3] - Various regions are accelerating the legislative process for data regulations, with Guangdong and Jiangsu implementing multiple policies to enhance data management and utilization [4] - Chongqing is focusing on digital empowerment in the intelligent connected vehicle sector, creating a trusted data space for the automotive industry and promoting digital transformation [5]

Group 1 - The National Data Bureau is promoting the "Data Element ×" initiative, encouraging local governments to explore and implement policies that activate the value of data elements [1][2] - The initiative has shown effective support policies, with over 10 provinces, including Shandong, having developed action plans and financial support measures [1][2] - Local governments are exploring diverse paths for releasing the value of data elements, with a focus on pilot projects and case promotions [1][2] Group 2 - The integration of real data is advancing, enhancing the multiplier effect of data elements, benefiting both traditional and emerging industries [2] - Various regions are accelerating the legislative process for data regulations, with Guangdong and Jiangsu leading in policy development and data resource management [3][4] - Chongqing is focusing on digital empowerment in the intelligent connected vehicle sector, creating a trusted data space for the automotive industry [4]

Core Insights - The National Data Bureau is committed to supporting local governments in deepening the integration of data elements, aiming to unleash the multiplier effect of data elements [1][2][3] Group 1: Policy Support and Implementation - Effective support policies have been established, ensuring better implementation of the "Data Elements ×" action plan, with over 10 provinces and cities, including Shandong, having developed comprehensive or specific work plans [1] - Local governments are creating "Four Libraries" (Project Library, Scenario Library, Case Library, Expert Library) to implement tailored strategies for enterprises, enhancing investment and problem-solving [1] Group 2: Grassroots Exploration and Value Release - Localities are exploring diverse paths for releasing the value of data elements through pilot projects, competitions, and case promotions, with a focus on optimizing supply chain collaboration and innovating with external data [2] - Public data is being utilized to improve government governance and public service levels, leading to new applications in urban governance and emergency response [2] Group 3: Deep Integration of Data Elements - Regions are accelerating the deep integration of data elements, leveraging their resource advantages to enhance traditional industries and foster the growth of emerging sectors [3] - The "Data Elements ×" competition has seen over 22,000 teams registered, with more than 900 projects selected for the national finals, scheduled for mid to late October in Beijing and Shanghai [3]

栾婕表示，下一步，将指导地方持续推进行动走深走实，全面完成行动任务和目标；印发数据要素场景 指引，充分激活数据要素价值；继续支持地方深化实数融合，释放数据要素乘数效应，加快形成以数据 要素为引擎的新质生产力，助力地方高质量发展。 国家数据局当天举行"数据要素×"系列新闻发布会第三场，介绍各地在推进"数据要素×"行动实施的有关 情况。 支持政策有效，行动落实更有保障。截至目前，山东等10多个省市已经出台"数据要素×"行动整体或具 体领域工作方案，配套制定了财政资金奖补等专项支持政策。许多地方结合行动的实施编制了项目库、 场景库、案例库、专家库，对入库企业实施"一企一策"，既加大投资、也帮助解难题，让企业更有获得 感。 基层探索有力，价值释放图景更加显现。各地因地制宜探索数据要素价值释放多样化路径。企业用好内 部数据实现降本增效，以产业链供应链数据进一步带动链上企业协同优化；公共数据用于提升政府治理 效能和公共服务水平，通过授权运营开放数据并推进与各方面各领域数据的融合应用，带动一批新应 用。 国家数据局政策和规划司负责人栾婕28日表示，"数据要素×"三年行动计划启动以来，各地认真落实、 高效推进，整体呈现出三个 ...

Core Insights - Guangdong is leveraging its advantages in the Greater Bay Area, focusing on the deep integration of data elements to explore the full lifecycle value of data [2][3] Group 1: Data Supply and Infrastructure - Guangdong has established a comprehensive public data directory and a "one network sharing" platform that serves 2342 departments with 260,000 data requests [2] - The "Open Guangdong" platform has made over 27 billion public data records available to society, supporting efficient government services [2] Group 2: Policy and Regulation - Guangdong has introduced several key policy documents, including the Provincial Digital Economy Promotion Regulations and the Public Data Management Measures, and is accelerating the legislation of the Guangdong Data Regulations [2][3] - The province holds 6 out of 63 pilot projects for innovative development of trusted data spaces initiated by the National Data Bureau [2] Group 3: Ecosystem Development - The Guangzhou Data Exchange and other platforms are facilitating data circulation, transforming data from a "sleeping gold mine" into "circulating assets" in traditional industries like ceramics, energy, and marine fisheries [3] - Guangdong is focusing on cultivating benchmark data enterprises and enhancing the supply of high-quality digital talent, with 1416 individuals obtaining big data professional certification [3]

Economic Performance - Wuhan's GDP has shown significant growth, reaching a turning point of over 2 trillion yuan, with an annual increase of 550 billion yuan since the start of the 14th Five-Year Plan [1] - In the first half of 2025, the city's GDP is projected to grow by 5.5%, ranking 5th among 15 sub-provincial cities in both scale and growth rate [1] Industrial Development - Wuhan's industrial output value exceeded 1.67 trillion yuan during the first four years of the 14th Five-Year Plan, with an average annual growth rate of 7.1% [2] - The city's industrial investment surpassed 200 billion yuan, accounting for nearly 25% of total investment [1][2] - High-tech manufacturing value added has achieved an average annual growth rate of 16%, contributing over 90% to the growth of the industrial sector [2] Technological Innovation - Wuhan has established 2 national and 7 provincial manufacturing innovation centers, along with 21 provincial pilot platforms [2] - The city is focusing on advanced fields such as high-end chips, industrial mother machines, and humanoid robots, resulting in several world-leading innovations [2] Digital Transformation - The number of 5G base stations in Wuhan reached 56,500, a 4.5-fold increase compared to the end of the 13th Five-Year Plan [3] - The city has built 300 digital production lines and 122 intelligent workshops, leading the nation in digital transformation [3] Private Economy - The number of private enterprises in Wuhan has surpassed 1.17 million, doubling since the end of the 13th Five-Year Plan, with the private economy's contribution to GDP reaching 48.4% [3]

Economic Performance - Wuhan's GDP has shown a transformative change during the "14th Five-Year Plan," achieving a recovery and surpassing 2 trillion yuan, with annual GDP growth reaching 5.5% in the first half of 2025 [1] - The city's GDP growth rate consistently exceeds the national average, maintaining a position among the top 10 cities in China and ranking first among central cities [1] Industrial Development - Wuhan's industrial output value exceeded 1.67 trillion yuan during the first four years of the "14th Five-Year Plan," with an average annual growth rate of 7.1% [5] - The total industrial added value reached 507 billion yuan, ranking fourth among sub-provincial cities, with manufacturing and software contributing over 40% to the city's tax revenue [5] - Industrial investment surpassed 200 billion yuan, accounting for nearly 25% of the city's total investment [1] Technological Innovation - Wuhan has established 2 national and 7 provincial manufacturing innovation centers, along with 21 provincial pilot platforms and 11 industry innovation laboratories [5] - The city has made significant advancements in high-end chips, industrial machinery, and other cutting-edge fields, achieving world-leading innovation results [5] Digital Transformation - The number of 5G base stations in Wuhan reached 56,500, a 4.5-fold increase from the end of the "13th Five-Year Plan," with total computing power exceeding 5,300 P [6] - Wuhan leads in digital transformation, having built 300 digital production lines and 30 benchmark smart factories [6] Private Sector Growth - The number of private enterprises in Wuhan has surpassed 1.17 million, doubling since the end of the "13th Five-Year Plan," with the private sector's contribution to GDP reaching 48.4% [6] - During the "14th Five-Year Plan," Wuhan cultivated 3,701 industrial enterprises and 348 national-level specialized "little giant" enterprises [6]

Core Insights - Hubei Province is committed to enhancing its industrial economy during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, aiming for significant growth in industrial output and modernization of its industrial structure [1][2][7] Industrial Growth and Structure - By 2024, Hubei's industrial enterprises are projected to generate revenues of 4.7 trillion yuan, ranking second in Central China, with a manufacturing value added of 1.76 trillion yuan [1] - The province has over 20,000 industrial enterprises, with 19 industries expected to reach a scale of 100 billion yuan [2] - Hubei's strategic focus includes upgrading traditional industries, nurturing emerging sectors, and planning for future industries [2][9] Technological Innovation - Hubei has been recognized as one of five provinces in the "National Action to Stimulate Industrial Innovation" initiative, with significant advancements in manufacturing innovation centers and R&D capabilities [3][8] - The province's R&D investment is expected to grow by 12.2% in 2024, with a strong emphasis on patent generation and technology breakthroughs [8] Digital Transformation - The number of 5G base stations in Hubei has increased from 31,000 at the end of the "13th Five-Year Plan" to 176,000, marking a 4.6-fold increase [4] - Over 58,000 industrial enterprises have adopted cloud computing, representing nearly 60% of the total, with significant growth in the digital economy [4] Green Manufacturing - Hubei has achieved an 11.8% reduction in energy consumption per unit of industrial value added, with a strong focus on green manufacturing practices [5] - The province has created 268 national-level green factories, contributing to 24.72% of the total industrial output [5] Emerging Industries - Strategic emerging industries are expected to play a crucial role in Hubei's economic future, with high-tech manufacturing value added growing at an annual rate of 19.7% [7] - By 2024, the value added from the digital economy is projected to exceed 50% of the total, maintaining Hubei's leading position in Central China [7] Investment and Support - Hubei plans to continue its support for strategic emerging industries during the "15th Five-Year Plan," focusing on enhancing innovation capabilities and promoting the integration of technology and industry [9]

Core Viewpoint - The city of Liaocheng is implementing a new set of policies to support the high-quality development of its manufacturing sector, focusing on innovation, enterprise growth, efficiency improvement, digital transformation, public service platforms, and green manufacturing [1][2][3] Group 1: New Policies - The newly introduced "New 20 Policies" integrate and optimize previous measures, focusing on emerging pillar enterprises and champion products, while adding 16 new support policies aimed at future industry development [1][2] - The policies include support for the new energy and new materials manufacturing sectors, aiming to guide industrial development and cultivate new productive forces [2] - The policies also provide support for regional brands and "Liaocheng Quality" products, as well as incentives for industry chain promotion institutions [2] Group 2: Industrial Development - Liaocheng has been advancing its manufacturing strategy, resulting in a significant increase in the manufacturing value added, which is projected to rise from 30.2% of GDP in 2022 to 32.5% in 2024 [3] - The city has seen substantial growth in key industries, with non-ferrous metals and deep processing, as well as agricultural product processing, reaching over 100 billion yuan in scale [3] - Industrial technological transformation investments have maintained a high growth rate of 17.5% annually over the past three years, indicating a strong commitment to modernization [3] Group 3: Enterprise Vitality - The number of high-quality enterprises in Liaocheng has surged to 1,166, nearly ten times the number at the end of 2021, showcasing a vibrant enterprise ecosystem [3] - Liaocheng has been recognized as one of the "Top 100 Advanced Manufacturing Cities in the Country" for three consecutive years, reflecting its successful industrial policies and growth [3]

Group 1 - The core value added of Hubei's digital economy reached 574.29 billion yuan in 2024, which is 2.4 times that of 2020, and is expected to exceed 10% of GDP this year [1] - Hubei has over 6,000 "Four Up" enterprises in the digital economy sector, including 92 national-level specialized and innovative "little giant" companies and 48 listed companies on A-shares [1] - Wuhan's digital economy core industry value added is projected to reach 308.7 billion yuan in 2024, with an annual growth rate of over 10% [1] Group 2 - The optical electronic information industry in Hubei surpassed 1 trillion yuan last year, with software business revenue accounting for nearly half of the total in Central China [2] - Hubei has established significant projects for computing power infrastructure, including the Wuhan Supercomputing Center and various data centers, with a total computing power scale exceeding 15,000 P [2] - A 400G computing power corridor has been built, creating a low-latency network centered around Wuhan, with latency times of 1 millisecond within the city and 5 milliseconds within the province [2] Group 3 - Hubei is focusing on developing a trusted data space system to enhance data infrastructure and promote efficient data circulation, with 15 provincial pilot projects recently announced [3] - The province aims to accelerate the construction of a dual hub for computing power and data elements, striving to elevate the level of digital development in Hubei [3]