Group 1 - The 2025 "Data Element ×" competition's Guangdong division finals focused on financial services and healthcare, showcasing 63 projects that emerged from the preliminary rounds to explore innovative applications of data elements in key sectors [1][3] - The financial services track featured 30 teams addressing challenges such as financing difficulties, information asymmetry, and the digital transformation of financial enterprises, utilizing big data and AI to propose innovative service models and risk prevention solutions [1][3] Group 2 - The competition was guided by various governmental and financial regulatory bodies, including the Guangdong Provincial Government and the People's Bank of China, with support from local associations and technology firms [2] - Notable projects included a digital platform for financial dispute resolution by Guangdong Caihua Network Technology Co., which has processed 10 million data entries and alleviated pressure on local courts by handling 24,000 cases [3][4] - The "Data-Driven Financial Services for Small and Micro Enterprises" project led by Guangzhou Financial Holdings Digital Technology Co. aims to create a trusted data circulation platform, enhancing collaboration among financial institutions and promoting product innovation [4] Group 3 - Guangzhou's financial sector is a pillar of its economy, contributing 3,049 billion yuan to the GDP in 2024, with the Tianhe District accounting for over 51% of the city's financial output [6] - The establishment of the Guangdong Provincial Data Financial Service Center has significantly promoted financial innovation and supported economic transformation in the region [6][7] - Guangzhou has implemented a comprehensive data management system, accumulating over 90 billion public data entries, which has been recognized as a national model for data infrastructure [7] Group 4 - The evaluation process for the competition adhered to national standards, ensuring fairness and transparency, with awards distributed across various categories, and projects recommended for the national finals [8]