Core Viewpoint - Multiple regions in China are implementing support policies for the artificial intelligence industry, focusing on the issuance of computing power vouchers and other data-related incentives to stimulate economic growth and innovation in AI [1][2][3]. Group 1: Policy Initiatives - Since 2025, various regions have established computing power voucher mechanisms and introduced supportive policies for data element enterprises, including the issuance of computing power vouchers, corpus vouchers, training vouchers, and data element vouchers [1]. - In August 2025, Beijing's Economic Development Zone released guidelines for applying for computing power vouchers, while Henan Province announced a policy to issue up to 50 million yuan in computing power vouchers annually [1]. - Shanghai's recent measures include a 600 million yuan allocation for computing power vouchers to support enterprises in renting smart computing power, with up to 80% rent subsidies for eligible entities [2]. Group 2: Economic Impact - The investment of 1 yuan in computing power can generate an economic output of 3 to 4 yuan, highlighting the importance of computing resources for both large internet companies and startups [1]. - A company in Jinan aims to leverage AI algorithms to enhance cultural products, projecting a total industry chain output value of 50 billion yuan [2]. Group 3: Funding and Support - The Shandong Provincial Government has allocated a maximum of 30 million yuan annually for computing power voucher subsidies to promote the integration of AI with the real economy [3]. - Chengdu has pioneered the use of computing power vouchers to support innovation, with policies established as early as 2023 [3][4]. Group 4: Voucher Mechanisms - The eligibility for computing power vouchers includes enterprises with annual revenues exceeding 10 million yuan and those involved in significant national or provincial AI projects [4]. - Chengdu High-tech Zone has issued 100 million yuan in computing power vouchers and an additional 100 million yuan in model vouchers to reduce innovation costs [5]. Group 5: Market Growth - The AI corpus market in China is projected to exceed 10.9 billion yuan by 2025, with a compound annual growth rate of 25%, driven by the integration of computing power, corpus, and intelligent agents [7]. - In 2025, Shandong Province plans to invest around 1 billion yuan to support AI innovation across the entire industry chain [7]. Group 6: Future Developments - The concept of a "computing power bank" is being explored, where computing power leasing rights could be transformed into tradable financial products, encouraging social capital participation [8].

Core Viewpoint - The implementation plan for the issuance of data element vouchers in Tai'an aims to support enterprises in digital transformation and the realization of data asset value through a total of 5 million yuan in financial subsidies [1][10]. Group 1: Data Element Voucher Application - Enterprises must register and complete identity verification on the Tai'an Data Element Management Service Platform to apply for data element vouchers [3]. - After successful login, enterprises need to upload their business license to initiate the application process [3]. Group 2: Data Resource Consolidation and Collection - Following the approval of the business license, enterprises must upload required documentation, including business system information, compliance commitments, cost collection forms, and the latest financial statements [4]. Group 3: Data Asset Registration - After the data resource consolidation materials are approved, enterprises can proceed to register their data assets and upload the registration certificate [6]. Group 4: Data Element Voucher Usage - From now until December 31, 2025, enterprises that complete data asset registration with a minimum amount of 200,000 yuan can apply for data element vouchers, with a subsidy covering 50% of costs incurred during the registration process, capped at 50,000 yuan per enterprise [9]. - The application process requires enterprises to submit service contracts and invoices for review by the relevant authorities before funds can be disbursed [9]. Group 5: Supervision and Compliance - The issuance of data element vouchers will be supervised by the Tai'an Big Data Bureau and the Finance Bureau, with strict penalties for any fraudulent activities [10]. - Enterprises are responsible for the authenticity of their submitted materials and must comply with relevant laws and regulations [10].