Computing power has become the core engine driving global economic growth. Countries compete intensely over infrastructure deployment, technical standards and industrial-chain dominance. China shows notable strengths in computing scale and green energy supply while facing realistic constraints from core hardware and software ecology. The report provides targeted policy suggestions to help China enhance its position amid worldwide computing resource competition.
Artificial intelligence brings new transformation requirements for central state-owned enterprises. Different purchasing logics exist between core business systems and non-core systems. The newly released reports provide clear implementation suggestions for both enterprise internal reform and external technology service providers. These research outcomes also help technology vendors sort out feasible business entry strategies for serving central SOE clients. KEY TAKEAWAYS A total of 1000 printed copies of this report were distributed to participants at the conference site. China has obvious advantages in computing scale, infrastructure layout, application scenarios and green energy supply. The main industry challenges involve high‑end chip restrictions, immature software ecology and insufficient supply chain resilience. The report advises constructing a five-in-one collaborative computing system to promote independent innovation and lift national comprehensive competitiveness. The report sums up five major transformation obstacles such as independent technology capacity, data collaboration and organizational coordination. In procurement practice, core systems focus on industry-specific research capacity and accumulated practical experience. Non-core systems prefer mature standardized solutions supplied by top vendors. Service providers need benchmark project cases and special qualification certifications to win core-system businesses. It builds systematic development logic, paradigm standards and construction-operation system for AIDC. It offers definite development frameworks and practical paths for China’s data center industry in its key transformation stage. The organizing committee will keep releasing serial white papers and research reports to deliver decision-making references for participants across the whole industrial chain. Contact Us For report inquiries, purchases, or customized research: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/kdc-digital-industry-consulting Email: service @kzconsulting.cn
