Drive industry through field, integrate industry and city, commercial aerospace development continues to accelerate

In Wenchang, Hainan, as the construction of my country's first commercial space launch site accelerates, the locally explored development model of "site-driven production and industry-city integration" is continuing to drive my country's commercial space industry to a new level.

In the past two days, at the No. 3 station of the second phase of the Hainan International Commercial Space Launch Site, staff were conducting the final debugging of powering on the air conditioning unit. At the end of September, the construction of the main project has just been completed here, and we are currently working hard to put it into official use as soon as possible.

Zhao Tieshan, deputy commander-in-chief of Hainan Shangfa Phase II Construction Site Headquarters: The current debugging of the air conditioning system is generally smooth, and the debugging of the air supply system is also proceeding as planned. By the end of this month, all equipment debugging at station three will be completed.

Zhao Tieshan told reporters that Hainan Commercial Development Co., Ltd. has targeted the needs of commercial aerospace from the beginning of its construction and designed the workstations to be universal and compatible with more types of rockets, breaking the previous "one type of rocket with one workstation" approach.

In the future, after all four stations are put into use, Hainan Commercial Development's annual launch capacity will reach 60, which will further meet the high-density, low-cost, and regular launch needs of commercial aerospace.

Busy and busy, he is still on the front line of commercial aerospace data processing. At the Wenchang Aerospace Supercomputing Center, multiple high-performance servers are running at high speed, and staff are working hard to process cross-border data processing trade orders from Singapore.

Staff told reporters that with the policy advantages of the Hainan Free Trade Port's safe and orderly flow of data, an international data processing trade zone focusing on aerospace data was established at the end of 2025; in the middle of this year, the country's first remote sensing satellite data outbound security assessment was completed, filling the domestic gap. Recently, the aerospace data processing trade export business is expanding to more and more countries.

Ye Shiyang, head of the Wenchang Aerospace Supercomputing Center: Currently, we are fully committed to carrying out some international data trade and processing work for Southeast Asia and Europe.

At present, the Wenchang Aerospace Supercomputing Center has integrated 161 in-orbit satellite resources to build the world's largest sub-meter-level commercial remote sensing satellite constellation, which can undertake a full chain of aerospace data business from "sky photography, ground collection, and cloud storage" to "supercomputing, quantum transmission, and government and enterprise use."

Headquarters reporter Jin Xinzhu: Walking on the aerospace avenue in Wenchang, Hainan, you can feel the rapid development of Hainan's commercial aerospace industry. On one side is the Hainan Commercial Space Launch Site built along the sea, and on the other side rocket companies and satellite factories are gathering at an accelerated pace. From the realization of high-density launches at the launch site to the coordinated development of "satellite chains, rocket chains, and data links", Hainan Wenchang is developing in the direction of "using the field to drive industry and integrating industry and city".