Core Insights - The 2025 Greater Bay Area Science Forum opened in Guangzhou, focusing on advancements in mobile communication, artificial intelligence, industrial internet, quantum communication, and computing networks [1] Group 1: Industry Developments - China Unicom launched the Guangdong Computing Network Collaborative Service Platform, which aims to enhance the efficient circulation of computing resources across different levels, regions, and industries [2] - The platform features four main functions: industry policy window, computing resource identification management, supply-demand market matching, and a diversified product matrix [2] - The Guangdong Computing Network Collaborative Service Center will provide dual support for facility interconnection, resource sharing, and trustworthy transactions [2] Group 2: Security Innovations - China Unicom's network security base announced six innovative achievements, including the "Mo Attack + Four Honey" defense system and the establishment of a data security governance framework [4] - The company introduced two innovations in low-altitude intelligent networking: a low-altitude safety supervision platform certified by CNAS and a trusted low-altitude data space [4] Group 3: Quantum Security Products - China Unicom released three quantum security innovations: a Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) integrated product, an encryption product based on a quantum random number key cloud platform, and a post-quantum cryptography (PQC) product integrated with OTN devices [7] - These quantum security products are currently being piloted in multiple locations within the Greater Bay Area and are expected to be scaled for use in critical information communication sectors such as government, finance, and enterprises [7] - A signing ceremony was held between Guangdong Unicom and the South China University of Technology for a new generation information technology industry innovation center [7]