本报讯 （记者郭冀川）12月22日，工业和信息化部运行监测协调局公布2025年前11个月通信业经济运行情况。数据显示， 前11个月，通信业整体运行平稳。电信业务量收稳步增长，移动互联网接入流量保持较快增长，5G、千兆光网、物联网等网络 基础设施建设深入推进。 通信能力情况方面，千兆光纤宽带网络建设持续推进。截至11月末，全国互联网宽带接入端口数量达12.5亿个，比上年末 净增4811万个。其中，光纤接入（FTTH/O）端口达到12.1亿个，比上年末净增4942万个，占互联网宽带接入端口的96.8%。截 至11月末，具备千兆网络服务能力的10GPON端口数达3134万个，比上年末净增313.3万个。 5G基站占比持续提升。截至11月末，5G基站总数达483万个，比上年末净增57.9万个，占移动基站总数的37.4%，占比较前 10个月提高0.4个百分点。 从总体运行情况来看，电信业务收入稳步增长，电信业务总量小幅回升。前11个月，电信业务收入累计完成16096亿元， 同比增长0.9%。按照上年不变价计算的电信业务总量同比增长9.1%。 电信用户发展情况方面，千兆用户数持续增加。截至11月末，三家基础电信企业的固定 ...

持续夯实网络基础设施底座。快速建设5G网络，"十四五"期间，通信行业累计投资55亿元，开通5G基 站近2.5万个，每万人拥有5G基站34个，实现了重点场所5G网络全覆盖，行政村5G网络通达率100%， 鲁辽航线5G规模化连续覆盖。快速建设"千兆光网"，累计投资7.75亿元，建设10G-PON端口数21万个， 千兆光网接入能力已覆盖全市。快速部署物联网终端，为充分发挥5G网络高速率、低时延、大连接的 优势，各通信运营企业快速推动5G物联网在工业制造等领域的广泛应用，截至目前，累计部署移动物 联网终端超过1360万个。 12月11日，烟台市人民政府新闻办公室举办新闻发布会。会上，烟台市信息通信发展办公室常务副主任 于毅围绕烟台市在加快新型信息基础设施建设、夯实数字化转型基础设施底座方面所做的工作回答了记 者提问。 于毅说，近年来，烟台市信息通信发展办公室深入贯彻落实国家关于网络强国战略部署，统筹全市"双 千兆"网络建设布局，持续加大新型信息基础设施建设投资力度，加快构建精品通信网络，全面支撑烟 台市数字经济与实体经济融合发展。 齐鲁晚报.齐鲁壹点闫丽君 加快推进算力基础设施建设。算力是数字化转型的核心动力，烟台市 ...

Core Insights - The article highlights the rapid development of the information and communication industry in Shanxi Province during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, focusing on the establishment of advanced digital infrastructure and its integration with various sectors to drive economic transformation and high-quality development [2][3][10]. Infrastructure Development - Shanxi has built the first 5G coal mine in the country, with a total of 11.5 million 5G base stations established, achieving the "14th Five-Year Plan" goals two years ahead of schedule [2]. - By July 2025, the total number of mobile communication base stations in the province is expected to reach 329,000, with 115 government service centers and 163 scenic spots achieving deep mobile network coverage [3]. - The province's gigabit optical network has expanded significantly, with 776,000 10G PON ports and the construction of seven gigabit cities [3]. Computing Power Infrastructure - Shanxi's comprehensive computing power index ranks 8th nationally, with energy efficiency utilization at 5th and a total of 47 data centers in operation [4]. - The province has established a monitoring platform for computing power infrastructure, enhancing the quality of its network [4]. Industrial Internet Integration - The province is actively promoting the integration of "5G + Industrial Internet," with 1,376 5G virtual private networks established and significant advancements in the industrial internet identification and resolution system [7]. - Shanxi Jin Yun Internet Technology Co., Ltd. has created the first industrial internet platform in the coal industry, serving over 300 coal mines [7]. Smart Manufacturing and Mining - Over 90% of coal mines in Shanxi have adopted smart mining technologies, significantly reducing the number of underground workers and enhancing safety [8]. - Key projects such as "5G One-Key Coking" and "5G + Fully Connected Smart Factory" have been developed, utilizing 5G networks and AI to improve production efficiency and product quality [8]. Digital Inclusion and Public Services - The province has invested 530 million yuan in universal telecom services, achieving 100% coverage of optical fiber broadband and mobile networks in poverty alleviation areas [10]. - The implementation of 5G networks in transportation and tourism has improved public travel experiences, addressing long-standing communication issues in critical areas [11]. Smart Services Enhancement - Shanxi has developed digital health platforms and smart education networks, enhancing service delivery in healthcare and education sectors [12]. - The integration of 5G technology in various sectors, including transportation and tourism, has led to improved management efficiency and user experiences [12]. Future Outlook - Looking ahead to the "15th Five-Year Plan," Shanxi aims to strengthen its competitive edge in the information and communication industry, focusing on the construction of new digital infrastructure and the deep integration of the digital and real economies [14].

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and the National Development and Reform Commission have issued guidelines for the high-quality development of industrial parks, emphasizing the digital transformation of enterprises and the enhancement of new information infrastructure [1] Group 1: Digital Transformation - The guidelines encourage enterprises in industrial parks to undertake digital upgrades of outdated equipment and promote the application of smart manufacturing equipment and systems [1] - There is a focus on exploring "chain transformation" for the overall digital transformation of the industrial and supply chains, guiding leading enterprises to develop universal digital transformation tools and solutions [1] - Support is provided for small and medium-sized enterprises to accelerate the application of "small, fast, light, and precise" digital solutions, fostering the creation of new digital products, applications, and services in the manufacturing sector [1] Group 2: Infrastructure Development - The guidelines advocate for the advancement of new information infrastructure, including the deployment of 5G, gigabit optical networks, IPv6, and mobile IoT within industrial parks [1] - There is a push for the industrial internet to be integrated into parks, along with the support for the construction or effective utilization of data storage and computing infrastructure [1] - Encouragement is given to parks with conditions to develop facilities for new technologies such as artificial intelligence and cloud computing, enhancing the application level of open-source operating systems [1]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the "Guidelines for High-Quality Development of Industrial Parks" issued by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and the National Development and Reform Commission, emphasizing the importance of enhancing new information infrastructure and promoting digital transformation in industrial parks [1][3]. Overall Requirements - The guidelines aim to support the high-quality development of industrial parks by focusing on industrial characteristics, optimizing spatial governance, and promoting green development [4]. Development Orientation - Strengthening the positioning of industrial parks by identifying key industries and avoiding homogeneous competition is essential [4]. - Encouraging the clustering of industrial chains and enhancing collaboration among enterprises is highlighted [5]. - Upgrading traditional industries and fostering new and future industries through technological innovation is a priority [5]. Space Governance - The guidelines advocate for efficient land use and optimizing spatial layouts to support industrial development [6][7]. - Establishing a gradient cultivation mechanism for enterprises to support the growth of small and medium-sized enterprises alongside larger ones is emphasized [7]. Technological Innovation Capability - The guidelines encourage the establishment of high-level innovation platforms and collaboration between enterprises and research institutions to enhance technological innovation [8]. Digital Integration - Promoting the construction and application of new information infrastructure, including 5G and industrial internet, is a key focus [9]. - Encouraging digital transformation among enterprises and the development of smart manufacturing solutions is also highlighted [10]. Green and Safe Development - The guidelines stress the importance of building green facilities and promoting low-carbon development among enterprises [11][12]. - Ensuring production safety and enhancing safety management systems within industrial parks is crucial [12]. Open Cooperation - The guidelines promote industrial transfer and cooperation between parks, encouraging cross-regional collaboration and international partnerships [13]. Implementation Organization - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and the National Development and Reform Commission will guide local governments in implementing these guidelines and sharing best practices [14].

Core Insights - The 15th Smart City and Intelligent Economy Expo was held in Ningbo, Zhejiang, showcasing China Mobile's advancements in AI and its role as a provider, aggregator, and operator in the digital transformation of the economy and society [1] Group 1: AI and Technological Innovations - China Mobile presented its self-developed "Jiutian" general-purpose foundational model, which supports applications across cloud, edge, and terminal environments, emphasizing its four core advantages: high security, high controllability, domestically produced, and applicable across all industries [7] - The company demonstrated various AI applications, including humanoid robots, AI-vision inspection robots, and robotic arms, allowing attendees to experience the potential of AI in interactive and personalized services [3] Group 2: Infrastructure Development - China Mobile has built over 21,000 5G base stations and added more than 2,000 5G-A base stations in Ningbo, achieving full coverage of gigabit optical networks and initiating trials for 10-gigabit optical networks [5] - The company has strengthened its global connectivity capabilities, becoming the operator with the most new marine and land cable resources, adding 11,000 overseas cabinets to support the globalization strategies of companies like Geely and Joyson [5] Group 3: Strategic Goals and Future Plans - China Mobile aims to leverage technological innovation to accelerate the large-scale implementation of "AI + products," enhancing its offerings for over 1 billion individual customers and more than 280 million family customers [9] - The company plans to build an open and win-win intelligent computing ecosystem in collaboration with industry partners, contributing to the construction of a digital China through data-driven and AI-enabled services [9]

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and the National Forestry and Grassland Administration have jointly issued a notice to promote the construction of "Broadband Forestry and Grassland," aiming for significant improvements in network coverage in forest and grassland areas by the end of 2027 [1][2]. Group 1: Key Objectives and Tasks - By the end of 2027, 90% of forest station areas are expected to have 4G/5G network coverage, with significant enhancements in key locations such as populated areas and fire lookout towers [1]. - The notice outlines nine tasks focusing on enhancing network coverage in important locations, strengthening network construction in key areas, optimizing the construction environment, and improving network maintenance and usage levels [2]. Group 2: Communication Infrastructure Development - The notice emphasizes the need for various communication transmission methods, including fiber optics, microwave, and satellite, to optimize network coverage in natural protected areas [3]. - It highlights the importance of collaboration between telecommunications companies and local governments to ensure funding and support for the "Broadband Forestry and Grassland" projects [4]. Group 3: Current Achievements and Future Plans - As of July 2023, China has established 4.598 million 5G base stations and over 30.53 million gigabit network ports, achieving "gigabit access in every county and 5G access in every township" [4]. - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology plans to continue enhancing network construction and application, focusing on 5G and gigabit optical networks, and advancing research and development in 6G technology [5].

Core Points - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and the National Forestry and Grassland Administration have jointly issued a notice to promote the "Broadband Forestry and Grassland" initiative, aiming for 90% coverage of 4G/5G networks in forest stations by the end of 2027 [1][2] - The notice outlines four focus areas and nine tasks to enhance network coverage and infrastructure in key locations, including population centers and fire lookout towers [1] Group 1 - The goal is to significantly improve 4G/5G network coverage in populated areas and key fire lookout points, with essential locations in national nature reserves achieving basic broadband coverage [1] - The initiative includes upgrading to 5G and gigabit optical networks, expanding mobile broadband and IoT coverage as needed, and enhancing network access capabilities in production and natural protection areas [1] - The notice emphasizes optimizing the construction environment for network infrastructure, streamlining approval processes, and reducing various related costs [1] Group 2 - The notice proposes five supporting measures to ensure effective implementation of the "Broadband Forestry and Grassland" initiative, including establishing coordination mechanisms and promoting collaborative sharing [2]

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and the National Forestry and Grassland Administration have jointly issued a notice to promote the construction of "Broadband Forestry and Grassland" by enhancing 4G/5G network coverage in forest and grassland areas by the end of 2027 [1] Group 1 - By the end of 2027, the proportion of 4G/5G network coverage in forest stations is expected to reach 90% [1] - Significant improvements in 4G/5G network coverage are targeted for populated areas and key fire lookout towers [1] - Key points within national nature reserves are to achieve basic broadband network coverage [1] Group 2 - National highways and key provincial roads traversing forest and grassland areas will have 4G/5G network coverage based on demand [1] - The notice emphasizes the need to deepen broadband network coverage at natural protection stations, forest and grassland fire prevention points, and populated areas with more than 20 households [1] - There is a push to upgrade to 5G networks and gigabit optical networks [1] Group 3 - Expansion of mobile network coverage for areas with fewer than 20 households will be conducted as needed [1] - Upgrading and expanding the external transmission network for forest stations is required [1] - Increased construction of communication facilities for forest and grassland fire prevention is encouraged [1] Group 4 - Telecommunications companies are encouraged to support information projects such as fire warning monitoring systems, tourism service platforms, and smart forestry cloud platforms with network and computing power [1] - The notice supports priority development of inter-network roaming in forest areas [1] - The initiative aims to promote network sharing and reduce redundant construction [1]

Group 1 - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and the National Forestry and Grassland Administration have jointly issued a notice to promote the construction of "Broadband Forestry and Grassland" [1] - By the end of 2027, the proportion of 4G/5G network coverage in forest stations is expected to reach 90%, with significant improvements in key areas such as population gathering zones and important fire lookout towers [1] - Key points within national nature reserves are expected to achieve basic broadband network coverage, and national and key provincial highways traversing forests and grasslands will have 4G/5G network coverage as needed [1] Group 2 - The notice emphasizes the need to enhance broadband network coverage in natural protection stations, forest and grassland fire prevention points, and population gathering areas with more than 20 households [1] - There is a push to upgrade to 5G networks and gigabit optical networks, while also expanding mobile network coverage for areas with fewer than 20 households as needed [1] - The notice encourages telecommunications companies to support information technology projects in forest areas, such as fire warning systems and smart forestry cloud platforms, by providing network and computing power [1]