Tianjin announced at a press conference that it plans to build a national digital economy innovation and development pilot zone with high standards during the "15th Five-Year Plan" period, aiming to bring the comprehensive development level of the digital economy into the first echelon in the country by 2030, focusing on digital industrialization, computing network construction and data resource development and utilization.
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Tianjin is planning the development path of the digital economy during the "15th Five-Year Plan" period, aiming to enhance comprehensive competitiveness through policy guidance and industrial layout.
China News Service, Tianjin, October 29 (Sun Yifei) A reporter learned at a press conference held by the Tianjin Municipal Government Information Office on the 29th that during the "15th Five-Year Plan" period, Tianjin will build a national digital economy innovation and development pilot zone with high standards. By 2030, the comprehensive development level of the digital economy will rank first in the country.
Deng Guanghua, director of the Tianjin Municipal Data Bureau, said that in order to achieve the development goals during the "15th Five-Year Plan" period, Tianjin will seek breakthroughs and achieve practical results in five aspects. In terms of promoting the deep integration of the digital economy and the real economy, Tianjin will strengthen digital core industries, deepen the digital transformation of industries, implement the "artificial intelligence +" and "data elements ×" actions, and create an internationally competitive digital industry cluster.
In terms of building a China-SCO digital economic cooperation platform at a high level, Tianjin will strengthen "hard connectivity" of digital infrastructure, "soft connectivity" of standard rules and "heart connectivity" of digital talents, promote cross-border sharing of computing resources, and strive to create a digital economic ecosystem with national influence.
In terms of building a computing power world with high standards, Tianjin will speed up the construction of core nodes of the national integrated computing power network and build a heaven-and-earth computing power network; expand the computing power industry, support iterative upgrades of domestic chips and software AI transformation, and form scenario applications for thousands of industries.
In terms of deepening the development and utilization of data resources, Tianjin will issue the "Tianjin Data Regulations" to improve supporting policies, establish a Tianjin Data Industry Group to carry out public data authorization operations, promote data property rights registration, and explore effective implementation paths for turning data resources into assets.
In terms of unremittingly focusing on projects, scenarios and business entities, Tianjin will reserve high-quality projects and accurately attract investment in areas such as digital transformation; adhere to "no scenarios and no data" to strengthen data supply; cultivate diversified business entities and create an open, inclusive, innovative and collaborative industrial ecosystem.
Deng Guanghua said that in the next step, Tianjin will refine the "planning map" of digital economic development into "construction drawings" and transform it into "real-life drawings" to make more contributions to writing a chapter of Chinese-style modernization in Tianjin.
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