This newspaper, Beijing, April 6 (Reporter Wang Yunshan) The National Data Administration recently announced that it is studying and drafting the "Guiding Opinions on Deepening Smart City Development and Promoting Digital Transformation of the City" (hereinafter referred to as the "Guiding Opinions"), and publicly soliciting opinions from the public. The guiding opinions propose a series of actions such as in-depth implementation of urban cloud network strengthening actions, promoting the construction of gigabit cities, and exploring the development of digital low-altitude infrastructure.
Cities are comprehensive carriers for promoting the construction of Digital China. The guidance clearly clarifies the main goal: by 2027, the digital transformation of all cities across the country will achieve significant results, forming a number of livable, resilient and smart cities that are horizontally connected, vertically connected, and each with their own characteristics, strongly supporting the construction of Digital China; by 2030, The digital transformation of all cities across the country has achieved comprehensive breakthroughs, and the people's sense of gain, happiness, and security have been comprehensively improved, and a number of Chinese-style modern cities with global competitiveness in the era of digital civilization have emerged.
The guiding opinions propose to deepen the openness and promotion of urban scenarios from various aspects such as establishing a common foundation for urban digitalization, promoting the integrated development of new industries and cities, promoting precise and refined urban governance, building and improving digital infrastructure, building a data element empowerment system, and promoting coordinated development of digitalization. Leverage cities to drive production and enhance industrial cohesion; strengthen urban vital sign monitoring, promote data empowerment and business linkage between urban physical examinations and urban renewal; coordinate and promote the construction of urban computing power networks to achieve efficient urban computing power needs and national hub node computing power resources Match supply and demand to effectively reduce the cost of computing power; promote the integration of new energy vehicles into new power systems and promote the coordinated development of urban smart infrastructure and intelligent connected vehicles; accelerate the construction of data property rights, circulation transactions, income distribution, security governance and other systems to promote A series of measures such as efficient circulation and use of data elements.
(People's Daily)