Recently, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, the National Development and Reform Commission, and the National Data Administration, among other key departments, have stepped up their policy efforts to foster the integration of the digital and real economies, bolster the data industry, and stimulate the growth of the digital economy. Industry insiders anticipate that, with the enhancement of the digital-real integration framework and the deepening of industrial applications, China's digital economy will surpass 80 trillion yuan by 2030. To this end, various departments are accelerating the digital transformation of the manufacturing sector, constructing high-standard digital parks, and introducing a myriad of policies aimed at upgrading network infrastructure and bolstering industry enabling capabilities.
