Asia's Digital Transformation Accelerates at Key Summit
The 8th Digital China Summit commenced today in Fuzhou, Fujian Province, bringing together over 300 institutions to chart the future of data-driven economies. With private enterprises representing more than 50% of participants, the event highlights China's digital sector growth – recording 35 trillion yuan ($4.9 trillion) in 2024 revenue.
Policy Roadmaps and Tech Breakthroughs Unveiled
National Data Administration head Liu Liehong announced strategic reports on digital China development and data resource surveys, emphasizing market-oriented reforms. "Our focus is unlocking data's full potential while addressing utilization challenges," Liu stated at the opening ceremony.
Advanced AI applications like brain-like computing
Interactive cultural displays in historic Sanfangqixiang district
Digital Economy Powers National Growth
With core digital industries contributing 10% of GDP and China hosting 40% of global "lighthouse factories" – advanced manufacturing hubs recognized by the World Economic Forum – the summit underscores technological progress as pivotal to regional economic strategies.
