Core Viewpoint - The Hainan Free Trade Port is set to officially close its borders on December 18, 2023, leading to a more open, convenient, and opportunity-rich environment in Hainan [1][3]. Group 1: Policy and Regulatory Framework - The policy system of Hainan Free Trade Port has been preliminarily established, characterized by "4, 3, 2, 1": four types of flows (people, goods, capital, and data) will be more convenient; three areas (goods trade, service trade, and investment) will accelerate opening; two aspects (tax incentives for enterprises and individuals) will see increased benefits; and one legal framework based on the "Hainan Free Trade Port Law" will be continuously improved [3][5]. - After the closure, Hainan will implement more favorable "zero tariff" policies for goods, relaxed trade management measures, convenient passage measures, and efficient regulatory models [3]. Group 2: Economic Development and Opportunities - Hainan's digital economy has surpassed 100 billion yuan in annual output value, focusing on cultivating new productive forces and building a modern industrial system with unique advantages [5]. - Various local representatives showcased the potential and advantages of Hainan's digital economy, including sectors like gaming, digital services, green computing power, and commercial satellite data services [5]. - Attendees expressed strong confidence in the development prospects of Hainan Free Trade Port, highlighting its unique advantages in policy innovation and industrial ecology [5].

Core Insights - The green computing power industry in Qinghai Province is experiencing strong growth driven by policy incentives and market demand [1][2] - The implementation of VAT refund policies has effectively reduced initial investment costs for enterprises, boosting industry investment confidence [1] - Qinghai aims to leverage the "East Data West Computing" national strategy to accelerate the integration of green electricity and green computing, transitioning to a new phase of high-quality development starting in 2024 [1] Group 1: Policy Impact - The national corporate income tax policies and local clean energy support measures have effectively promoted the deepening of the "green electricity + green computing" collaborative model in Qinghai [2] - Tax incentives and local support initiatives are working together to drive the integration and upgrade of energy and the digital economy [2] - Tax policies are extending to the upstream and downstream of the industry chain, including tax exemptions and reductions for infrastructure construction and software development [2] Group 2: Industry Growth Metrics - In 2024, the procurement amount for computing power equipment and services in Qinghai is expected to grow by 10.6% year-on-year, exceeding the provincial average growth rate by 16.2 percentage points [1] - From January to April 2025, the procurement amount is projected to increase by 18%, surpassing the provincial average growth rate by 22.7 percentage points [1] - The electricity procurement amount for computing power enterprises in Qinghai is expected to grow by 18.9% in 2024 and by 15.7% from January to April 2025, indicating strong momentum in the "green electricity + green computing" collaboration [1]