Core Points - The Yangtze River Delta Data Cooperation Group has appointed a new rotating leader, with Shanghai's Data Bureau taking over from Jiangsu's Data Bureau for the 2026 term [1] - The group was established in October 2024 and represents a significant growth area for China's data industry, accounting for 22.6% of the national data industry scale and housing over 100,000 data enterprises [2] - The cooperation group focuses on eight areas, including data circulation infrastructure, standard research, and application expansion, under the guidance of the National Data Bureau [2] Group Leadership and Achievements - Jiangsu was the current rotating leader and emphasized the importance of breaking down silos in data work, aiming for a unified approach across the province [3] - Jiangsu has implemented the "Jiangsu Data Regulations" and established a unified data exchange platform, promoting a comprehensive data industry development [3] - The cooperation group has achieved significant results in integrated data market construction, resource sharing, and standard co-construction since its inception [3] Computing Power and Practical Applications - Computing power is highlighted as a crucial component of the data landscape, with collaborative efforts from Shanghai, Jiangsu, and Anhui to create a unified computing resource scheduling system [4] - The first cross-domain computing power trading platform was launched in Anhui, with similar platforms set to launch in Shanghai and Jiangsu [4] - A total of 48 typical cases showcasing data element collaboration and cross-domain circulation were announced, covering key sectors such as industrial manufacturing and modern agriculture [4] Public Welfare and Future Cooperation - The data bureaus have collectively achieved significant public service outcomes, including the sharing of over 6.71 billion government data records, enhancing services like cross-province medical billing and housing fund withdrawals [5] - Jiangsu proposed a series of cooperation initiatives, including establishing a data standard collaboration mechanism and a cross-regional data trading framework [5] - The aim is to strengthen cooperation mechanisms and expand collaboration areas to enhance the digital economy in the Yangtze River Delta region [5]