Group 1 - The GBAnexus Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Big Data Center was officially launched at the China International Big Data Industry Expo on August 28, 2025, serving as a national-level public data infrastructure and marking a new stage in the collaborative development of the digital economy [1][3] - GBAnexus aims to be a benchmark for data infrastructure serving the "Digital Bay Area," utilizing an integrated service model that connects data elements, computing resources, and industrial applications to provide lifecycle data services and flexible computing support [3][4] - The center has established a core architecture consisting of a trusted data circulation platform, a computing scheduling platform, and various application scenarios, focusing on industrial manufacturing and technology industry intelligence [3][4] Group 2 - GBAnexus has achieved significant milestones, including the completion of its core technical architecture and the integration of resources, aggregating over 100 billion industry data resources from the Greater Bay Area, with a total data volume exceeding 40 billion records [3][4] - The center has developed a product matrix that addresses data security needs across different industries, creating a closed loop that transforms the integrated service model into tangible value for enterprises, providing a "one-stop" solution for the digital transformation of industries in the Bay Area [4] - Future plans include expanding service coverage to key industries such as industrial manufacturing and biomedicine in the short term, replicating the integrated service model in key regions in the medium term, and striving to establish a benchmark for national-level data infrastructure construction in the long term [4]

Core Viewpoint - The Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Industrial Internet Public Technology Service Platform has been recognized as a key pilot platform, marking its role as a crucial hub for the industrial internet technology transition from research and development to industrial application in China [1][2]. Group 1: Importance of Pilot Platforms - Pilot platforms address the "last mile" challenges in manufacturing, such as equipment interconnectivity, data silos, and high trial costs, acting as an intermediary testing ground for technology validation and industrial application [2]. - The Greater Bay Area Industrial Internet Platform aims to integrate cutting-edge technologies like 5G, big data, and artificial intelligence to create a comprehensive industrial internet technology verification and service platform [2][3]. Group 2: Technical Integration - The platform offers services across six major pilot verification production lines, enhancing trial verification efficiency by 30%, reducing comprehensive trial costs by 50%, and shortening R&D cycles by 50% for small and medium-sized manufacturing enterprises [3]. Group 3: Data Utilization - The platform aggregates eight categories of heterogeneous industry data, improving data collection efficiency by 20% and equipment utilization by 15%, thereby promoting industrial digital transformation and high-quality innovation [5]. Group 4: Ecosystem Collaboration - The platform is co-built by Shenzhen National High-tech Industry Innovation Center and major companies like Huawei and China Unicom, establishing a three-tier collaborative model to support small and medium-sized manufacturing enterprises [8]. Group 5: Lightweight Transformation - The platform introduces a "lightweight digital transformation" approach for small and medium enterprises, providing tailored service packages that have already benefited over 2,000 companies in Shenzhen, with plans to expand services to 5,000 enterprises [9].