Core Viewpoint - The article outlines regulations and guidelines for promoting the development and application of big data in Guizhou Province, aiming to enhance economic growth, social governance, and government service capabilities while fostering strategic emerging industries and digital economy development [1][2]. Chapter Summaries Chapter 1: General Principles - The regulations aim to deepen the application of big data to promote economic development and improve social governance [1]. - Big data is defined as large, diverse, fast, accurate, and valuable data collections that enable the discovery of new knowledge and creation of new value [2]. - The development of big data should adhere to principles such as government guidance, market leadership, and collaborative efficiency [2]. Chapter 2: Computing Power Foundation - The province will promote the coordinated development of various computing resources, including general, intelligent, and supercomputing [5]. - There is an emphasis on green and low-carbon development of data centers, encouraging the use of renewable energy and energy-saving technologies [6][7]. Chapter 3: Data Resources - The government will strengthen data management and establish classification and grading rules for data resources [8]. - There is a push for enterprises to establish chief data officer roles to enhance data resource management [9]. Chapter 4: Application Empowerment - The government will promote the innovative application of smart technologies in various sectors, including public services and environmental protection [14]. - There is a focus on enhancing digital public services and promoting digital transformation in rural areas [15][16]. Chapter 5: Industry Development - The government will coordinate the development of digital industries, including computing power, data, artificial intelligence, and electronic information [19]. - Support will be provided for the establishment of data centers and the development of data-related enterprises [20][21]. Chapter 6: Promotion Measures - Special funds for big data development will be established at various government levels to support application initiatives [23]. - Financial institutions are encouraged to innovate financial products to support big data applications [24]. Chapter 7: Security Management - Activities related to big data must comply with laws and regulations, ensuring data security and protecting individual rights [27][28]. Chapter 8: Legal Responsibilities - Government officials failing to fulfill their duties regarding big data will face disciplinary actions [30]. - Violations of the regulations will be subject to legal penalties as specified by existing laws [31]. Chapter 9: Supplementary Provisions - The regulations will come into effect on January 1, 2026 [33].

Core Viewpoint - The National Data Bureau of China has launched the "National Integrated Computing Power Network Monitoring and Scheduling Experimental Verification Platform" at the 2025 China International Big Data Industry Expo, aimed at integrating dispersed computing power across the country to provide more accessible computing services [1] Group 1: Platform Overview - The platform has achieved initial monitoring and scheduling of eight major hubs and ten clusters under the "East Data West Computing" initiative, covering over 900 computing facilities nationwide [1] - The platform facilitates the integration of domestic computing power, idle computing power, and green computing power, significantly reducing rendering tasks for projects like the movie "Nezha 2" from 600 years to a few months [1] Group 2: Cost Implications - According to representative Lu Hongjun, computing power costs are crucial for small and medium-sized enterprises transitioning to "data + artificial intelligence" [1] - The platform is expected to reduce training costs by 25% and inference costs by 10% [1]

Group 1 - The China Securities Big Data Industry Index (930902) has decreased by 2.96% as of May 15, 2025, with significant declines in component stocks such as Kehua Data down 8.31% and Aofei Data down 6.63% [1] - The Data ETF (516000) has also fallen by 2.86%, currently priced at 0.92 yuan, but has seen a cumulative increase of 1.84% over the past two weeks, ranking first among comparable funds [1] - A successful launch of the first batch of 12 satellites for the space computing satellite constellation occurred on May 14, marking a global first for such a constellation [1] Group 2 - The Data ETF and its linked funds closely track the China Securities Big Data Industry Index, focusing on popular sectors such as DeepSeek, AI computing power, and the Hongmeng industrial chain, covering notable stocks like iFlytek and Inspur Information [2]