Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) has issued the "Management Measures for Public Service Platforms for Industrial Technology Foundation" to accelerate new industrialization and strengthen the foundation of industrial technology [1]. Group 1: General Principles - The measures aim to implement the strategy of a manufacturing powerhouse, improve the industrial foundation support system, and cultivate authoritative and forward-looking public service platforms for industrial technology [2]. - The public service platforms are defined as specialized institutions that provide essential support services for technology innovation activities across the entire chain from research and development to industrialization, focusing on key areas of industry [2]. Group 2: Application Process - The application for service platforms is voluntary and based on a recommendation system, with a focus on key industries such as equipment, petrochemicals, steel, and new technologies like artificial intelligence and quantum information [4]. - Applicants must meet specific criteria, including having independent legal status, a significant portion of their business (over 60%) related to industrial technology services, and a strong reputation within the industry [5][6]. Group 3: Review and Publication - The MIIT will guide and manage the service platforms, with provincial departments responsible for the creation and recommendation of platforms in their regions [3]. - A third-party professional organization or expert group will evaluate the applications and service capabilities, leading to the publication of a recommended list of service platforms [7][8]. Group 4: Operation and Management - Service platforms are required to enhance their operational capabilities, improve service quality, and adapt to industry trends while ensuring compliance with government guidelines [9]. - Platforms must submit an annual operational report detailing their service capabilities and objectives, and any changes in management or service scope must be reported to the relevant authorities [9][10]. Group 5: Dynamic Management - The MIIT will conduct regular performance evaluations of the service platforms, with annual evaluations and comprehensive reviews every three years [10][11]. - Platforms that fail to meet evaluation standards or engage in misconduct may be removed from the official list and barred from reapplication for three years [12].