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Core Viewpoint - The current digital wave is reshaping the global landscape, with cross-border data flow being crucial for digital trade and economic development [1] Group 1: Data Governance and Fragmentation - The global data governance has entered a fragmented state, with each country having its own systems for data management and large model training, leading to a divided global governance [1][2] - The fragmentation of data governance has tangible economic consequences, with a simulation indicating that if all countries completely restrict cross-border data flow, global GDP could decline by 4.5% and exports by 8.5% [2] - The fundamental reason for the increasing difficulty in achieving smooth global data flow is not ideological conflict but rather differences in mechanisms across countries [2] Group 2: Coordination of Differences - There are significant differences among countries across 45 dimensions, including legality conditions, localization requirements, and penalty mechanisms, rooted in historical, legal, and social contexts [2] - The key issue is not whether data should flow, but how to coordinate its flow amidst these differences in laws and regulations [2][3] - The international community currently lacks effective mechanisms to coordinate these differences, leading to the politicization of data governance [2] Group 3: Best Practices and Proposals - Singapore has emerged as a trusted node for cross-border data flow due to its transparent regulations, good enforcement records, and compatible legal framework with the EU [3] - A proposal is made to establish a technical, non-subjective evaluation system under the UN framework, creating a unified, transparent, and verifiable mechanism for data protection laws [3] - This system would allow countries and enterprises to test compliance with data protection standards, transforming cross-border data flow from a political trust issue to a technical coordination issue [3]

Core Viewpoint - Shanghai is positioned as a strategic city with significant responsibilities in advancing China's modernization and national strategies [1] Group 1: Strategic Advantages - Shanghai has developed several strategic advantages, including leadership, reform and opening-up, technology and talent, and modern governance [1] - The city aims to amplify these advantages by aligning with national strategies to showcase the strengths of the socialist system, large-scale market, complete industrial system, and rich talent resources [1] Group 2: Reform and Development - Shanghai must accelerate reforms in response to new global competition and geopolitical dynamics, focusing on offshore and cross-border finance, global supply chain management, and comprehensive services for enterprises [2] - The city should enhance its technological capabilities and promote intelligent, green, and integrated transformations, leveraging its role as a science and technology innovation center [2] Group 3: Regional Integration and Collaboration - Strengthening the integration of the Yangtze River Delta and enhancing innovation collaboration can create strong growth engines and fortify national supply chain security [3] - Continuous optimization of the business environment and reduction of overall costs will attract global resources, particularly high-quality talent, and empower Shanghai's role in high-level opening-up [3] Group 4: Long-term Vision and Systematic Approach - Shanghai must maintain high standards and a broad perspective, focusing on systemic integration and long-term mechanisms rather than just short-term results [3] - The city should engage in proactive explorations and breakthroughs to serve as a testing ground for national policies and innovations [3]

Core Viewpoint - AsiaInfo Security (688225.SH) has stated on its interactive platform that the company is currently not involved in cross-border data flow business [1] Group 1 - The company has clarified its position regarding cross-border data operations, indicating no current involvement in this area [1]

Core Insights - The 2025 "Data Element ×" competition in Guangdong concluded with 14 tracks, showcasing over 1,300 projects, with 223 teams awarded [1][2] - The competition highlighted three significant changes: increased participation, technological innovation, and enhanced incentives for project implementation [2][3] Group 1: Competition Overview - The competition was guided by the National Data Bureau and involved collaboration among various provincial departments, attracting projects from both local and external entities [1] - The event included a final award ceremony and a rallying meeting in Dongguan, attended by approximately 500 participants from various sectors [1] Group 2: Key Changes in the Competition - More participants were involved compared to 2024, with a 30% increase in projects, particularly emphasizing collaboration among the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area [2] - Technological innovations were prominent, with projects focusing on high-quality data sets for AI model training and exploring new paths for cross-border data compliance and utilization [2] - The competition established connections with other events to accelerate the transformation of outstanding projects into industrial momentum [2] Group 3: Future Directions and Expectations - The National Data Bureau emphasized the need for Guangdong to lead in data market prosperity, AI empowerment, and cross-border data integration [3] - The competition awarded 14 first prizes, 28 second prizes, and 70 third prizes, along with several special awards, with 28 projects set to represent Guangdong in the national finals [3] Group 4: Project Highlights and Initiatives - Projects showcased breakthroughs in technology, commercial value, practical applications, and potential for industry transformation [4] - The event featured project roadshows, results releases, and collaborative initiatives to build data industry clusters [4][6] - A joint initiative was launched to develop a trustworthy data space, enhancing data circulation and industry integration [5][6] Group 5: Strategic Focus Areas - Guangdong aims to enhance data supply, infrastructure, and security, while fostering a supportive policy environment for data-driven industry development [6][7] - The province is focusing on cultivating high-quality data sets, establishing standard systems, and creating efficient compliance mechanisms [6][7] - The government is actively promoting digital economy policies and training programs to nurture talent in the data sector [7][8]

Core Insights - The cross-border financial pilot between Shenzhen and Hong Kong has achieved a significant breakthrough with the successful disbursement of a loan to Hong Kong residents based on a cross-border data verification platform [2][3] Group 1: Pilot Highlights - The pilot introduces a pioneering case for cross-border verification of Hong Kong residents' credit data, addressing the challenges faced by Hong Kong individuals due to the lack of credit history in mainland China, thereby lowering the financing threshold and enhancing the diversity and inclusiveness of financial services [3] - It implements a "personal self-carrying model" using blockchain technology, ensuring that personal rights such as awareness and consent are fully protected while achieving credible cross-border data verification [3] - The initiative aligns with the "Action Plan for Supporting High-Quality Financial Development in Qianhai (2025-2026)" issued earlier this year, providing replicable cross-border data solutions for financial institutions in both regions and promoting deeper economic integration in the Greater Bay Area [3] Group 2: Platform Functionality - The cross-border data verification platform, operated by the National (Shenzhen Qianhai) New Internet Exchange Center and Shenzhen Credit Service Co., ensures safe and compliant data flow for Hong Kong residents while effectively breaking down financial data barriers [4] - The platform does not involve the cross-border transmission and storage of original data files, instead using hash values to provide verification services, thus meeting regulatory requirements while ensuring data security and efficient flow [4] - The platform has previously facilitated nearly 100 million yuan in financing for small and micro enterprises in Hong Kong and aims to expand into areas such as cross-border trade settlement and wealth management [4] Group 3: Broader Developments - In addition to financial services, significant progress has been made in the healthcare sector, with the launch of the "Shenzhen-Hong Kong Cross-Border Secure and Convenient Channel" and successful data transmission tests between Hong Kong and Shenzhen hospitals [5] - The healthcare cross-border data space has enabled instant insurance claims for Hong Kong residents seeking medical services in mainland China, significantly reducing the claims process from months to immediate settlement [5]

Core Viewpoint - The first major revision of the "Shanghai Free Trade Zone Regulations" has been approved, set to take effect on September 29, 2025, reflecting significant changes in the operational environment and management system of the free trade zone over the past decade [1][2]. Group 1: Investment and Trade Facilitation - The revised regulations solidify existing practices such as the negative list for foreign investment, customs facilitation, and the "single window" for international trade, while also introducing new measures for emerging trade formats and cross-border digital trade [4]. - Future plans include broader foreign investment access, pilot programs for advanced telecommunications, and support for foreign investment in healthcare and vocational training sectors [4]. - The regulations aim to enhance the management of bonded maintenance services for high-tech equipment and promote the use of various fuels in international shipping [4]. Group 2: Financial and Data Flow - The regulations emphasize the development of financial infrastructure and the expansion of cross-border financial services, including support for technology, green, and digital finance [5]. - A mechanism for data security compliance and cross-border data flow is established, promoting high-quality data utilization and international cooperation in the digital economy [5][6]. - Plans to create an international data economic industrial park and enhance data processing capabilities are outlined [6]. Group 3: Innovation and Talent Development - The regulations promote the aggregation of innovative elements, support for cross-border technology transactions, and the development of key industries such as biomedicine and artificial intelligence [7]. - New policies for attracting foreign talent include streamlined visa processes and support for research institutions [8]. - The focus on integrated innovation in key industries aims to enhance Shanghai's position in emerging sectors like integrated circuits and advanced manufacturing [7].

Group 1 - The company, AoFei Data (300738.SZ), stated on an interactive platform that it is not involved in any data cross-border flow-related business [1]