During the 14th Five-Year Plan period (2021–2025), China has made significant advances in digital infrastructure and technology, ranking second globally in total computing power with 4.55 million 5G base stations and 226 million gigabit broadband users. Major breakthroughs have been achieved in high-end chips, operating systems, and AI. Huawei’s HarmonyOS now powers 1.19 billion devices, and China holds 60% of global AI patents. By the end of 2024, software revenues rose 80% compared to 2020, and the data industry reached 5.86 trillion yuan in value. Over 10,000 smart factories have been established, creating new jobs and driving industrial transformation. China plans new policies on data rights, public data use, and building a national data market. Internationally, it has promoted digital economy cooperation through platforms like the G20, APEC, and the Belt and Road Initiative, signing 26 cooperation MoUs and partnering with 33 Silk Road e-commerce countries. China positions itself as a bridge to close the global digital divide, providing technology and infrastructure support to partner nations.
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