Exciting developments are on the horizon for the Chinese mainland! The inaugural National Data Work Conference, held in Beijing from April 1 to 2, outlined an ambitious roadmap to steer the region towards a data-driven future.
The National Data Administration (NDA), the government agency responsible for overseeing data policy in the Chinese mainland, announced comprehensive plans to reform the data market. This initiative aims to enhance data infrastructure, promote seamless data sharing and utilization, and cultivate a thriving data ecosystem.
Highlighting the importance of a robust regulatory framework, the conference emphasized the development of standardized data formats, the establishment of stringent data security protocols, and the implementation of clear data governance policies.
Understanding the critical role of computing power in supporting data-driven applications, the NDA prioritized the construction of a national integrated computing power network. This network is designed to address regional imbalances in data infrastructure, ensuring reusable power and data safety.
Additionally, the NDA announced the launch of pilot projects for data labeling, a key process that prepares data for AI algorithms. These pilot projects are set to pave the way for significant advancements in AI development and application across various sectors.
The inaugural National Data Work Conference, held in Beijing from April 1 to 2, outlined an ambitious roadmap to steer the region towards a data-driven future.
