Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of the People's Republic of China has published the dynamic evaluation results of cross-industry and cross-field industrial internet platforms for 2025, following a structured assessment process to promote the development of industrial internet [1]. Group 1: Evaluation Process - The evaluation process included local preliminary reviews, compliance checks, enterprise defenses, and on-site verifications [1]. - The results are now open for public supervision from January 4 to January 8, 2026 [2]. Group 2: Platform Ratings - A total of 9 platforms received an "A" rating, including: - CAOS COSMOPlat by Kaos IoT Technology Co., Ltd. - HanCloud Industrial Internet Platform by XCMG Hanyun Technology Co., Ltd. - Inspur Yunzhou Industrial Internet Platform by Inspur Yunzhou Industrial Internet Co., Ltd. - Cloudiip Industrial Internet Platform by Beijing Oriental Guoxin Technology Co., Ltd. - INDICS Industrial Internet Platform by Aerospace Cloud Network Technology Development Co., Ltd. - Unilink Industrial Internet Platform by China Unicom Xiong'an Industrial Internet Co., Ltd. - xIn3Plat Industrial Internet Platform by Shanghai Baoxin Software Co., Ltd. - Meipan Industrial Internet Platform by Meiyun Zhishu Technology Co., Ltd. - Yonyou Intelligent Industrial Internet Platform by Yonyou Network Technology Co., Ltd. [2][3]. Group 3: Other Ratings - 20 platforms received a "B" rating, including: - Lingyang Industrial Internet Platform by iFlytek Co., Ltd. - RootCloud by RootCloud Co., Ltd. - Tencent WcMake by Tencent Technology (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd. - Kingdee Star Domain by Kingdee Software (China) Co., Ltd. - HioT Industrial Internet Platform by Jiangsu Hengtong Digital Intelligence Technology Co., Ltd. [3][4]. - 5 platforms received a "C" rating, including: - FiiCloud Industrial Internet Platform by Foxconn Industrial Internet Co., Ltd. [5]. Group 4: Compliance Review - Some platforms, such as Baidu's Kaimo Industrial Internet Platform and China Resources Digital Technology's Resolink, did not pass the compliance review [6].

Core Insights - The digital economy is a strategic focus for the "14th Five-Year Plan" and is a key driver for high-quality development in Sichuan, with the core industry value expected to exceed 530 billion yuan in 2024, accounting for 16.7% of revenue from large-scale enterprises, ranking among the top in the country [1][11] - The establishment of digital economy innovation development pilot zones, including Sichuan, has created new opportunities for deepening reforms and innovations in the digital economy [1][11] Infrastructure Development - Sichuan has achieved full 5G coverage in all 26,000 administrative villages, with a total of 207,000 5G base stations built, ranking 6th in the country [3] - The province's total optical cable length has reached 5.869 million kilometers, equivalent to 15 times the distance from Earth to the Moon, with industrial parks achieving 10G optical network coverage [3] - The total computing power in Sichuan has reached 16.8 exaFLOPS, with plans to double this to 40 exaFLOPS by 2027 [4] Industrial Transformation - The digital transformation coverage rate among large-scale industrial enterprises in Sichuan has increased to 45.5%, with over 800 smart factories cultivated [6][7] - Sichuan has established 47 cross-industry industrial internet platforms, ranking 8th in the national development index, with a digital transformation action plan aiming for full coverage by 2027 [7][8] - The province is addressing the challenges faced by small and medium-sized enterprises in digital transformation by providing support and establishing digital transformation promotion centers [7][8] Economic Impact - The digital economy is driving modernization in agriculture, with new business models like smart agriculture emerging, leading to significant growth in rural e-commerce [9][10] - The online transaction volume in Sichuan exceeded 3 trillion yuan in the first seven months of the year, with over 5.5 million people employed in the sector [10] - Sichuan has built 437 internet hospitals, serving over 23.46 million patients, and achieved 100% internet access in primary and secondary schools [10]