This whitepaper introduces China Telecom's IP Network 3.0 architecture and deterministic slicing technology, explaining how they address the high‑quality, low‑latency demands of industrial‑grade applications, enable cross‑WAN guaranteed services, and support the nation’s digital‑economy initiatives.
The article examines how the rapid growth of industrial internet data demands robust privacy‑preserving technologies, outlines the regulatory backdrop, describes the technical challenges of achieving high performance, stability, low cost, flexibility and strong security, and proposes trusted privacy computing as a comprehensive solution for the emerging data‑confidentiality era.
The article argues that over the past decade China's rapid, short‑term development model has created a serious talent gap in software architecture for B2B and industrial internet sectors, limiting the country's core competitiveness despite flourishing consumer‑facing tech companies.
This article presents a comprehensive construction plan for an Industrial Internet big data platform, detailing its overall architecture, data acquisition, edge processing, cloud storage, analytics, security measures, and deployment best practices to enable scalable and reliable industrial IoT solutions.
The article examines how policy‑driven industrial internet initiatives, combined with data‑rich C2M models and AIoT integration, are reshaping manufacturing in China, highlighting Suning's smart‑fridge case, strategic partnerships, and the broader push toward a digital‑first industrial era.
This week’s developer newsletter highlights China’s 11.3‑billion‑parameter Wenhui AI model, Rokid’s dual‑camera MR glasses, the TypeScript 4.2 beta release, a Go generics proposal for 1.18, Docker’s 2021 priorities, the Industrial Internet action plan, a robust DARTS paper from ICLR 2021, and the open‑source TextBox library for text generation.
The TVP closed‑door conference revealed that digital transformation for traditional sectors goes beyond data platforms and cloud migration, requiring architectural redesign, cultural shifts, and industry‑specific technology solutions across banking, aviation, real estate, and manufacturing.
This article outlines the industrial IoT challenges of heterogeneous data sources and proprietary protocols, then presents a cloud‑linked, script‑driven device gateway that standardizes data, reduces development and maintenance effort, and offers remote management and future‑proof extensibility.
Baoxin Software’s Deputy Director of the Industrial Internet Research Institute discusses how their ePlat data collaboration platform passed the national DevOps standard’s Level 3 continuous delivery assessment, revealing the metrics, challenges, and strategic benefits that propelled their software delivery to a leading domestic benchmark.
The WISE x City New Engine summit gathered industry leaders to explore how AI, industrial internet, 5G and digital transformation are driving China’s new‑infrastructure strategy, revealing opportunities, challenges, and practical insights for retailers, healthcare, and smart‑city development.
The article explains China’s “new infrastructure” concept—originating from the 2018 Central Economic Work Conference, covering seven technology‑driven sectors such as 5G, AI and data centers—while contrasting it with traditional “iron‑public‑foundation” projects and highlighting its role as a growth engine for high‑quality economic transformation.
The TVP Technical Closed‑door Conference gathered 44 experts across eight sessions to examine post‑pandemic technology trends—including blockchain as institutional infrastructure, cloud‑native databases and serverless computing, industrial internet transformation, data‑driven online education, federated learning for privacy‑preserving AI, and the shift toward resource‑focused technical entrepreneurship.
The COVID‑19 pandemic exposed critical supply‑chain and production bottlenecks in Chinese manufacturing, prompting a rapid shift toward digital transformation powered by AI, 5G, cloud computing and big‑data platforms, with industry leaders outlining strategies, challenges, and the emerging role of industrial‑internet solutions.
Alibaba's DAMO Academy outlines ten disruptive technology trends for 2020—including AI’s shift to cognitive intelligence, compute‑storage integration, industrial‑Internet hyper‑convergence, massive machine collaboration, modular chip design, mass‑scale blockchain, quantum computing breakthroughs, new semiconductor materials, privacy‑preserving AI, and cloud‑centric innovation—offering a comprehensive outlook on the next wave of digital transformation.
The 2020 DAMO Academy report outlines ten transformative technology trends—including the shift from perceptual to cognitive AI, compute‑storage integration, industrial‑internet hyper‑convergence, large‑scale multi‑agent collaboration, modular chip design, mass‑market blockchain, quantum‑computing breakthroughs, new semiconductor materials, privacy‑preserving AI, and cloud as the core of IT innovation—highlighting their potential impact on the next decade of tech development.
The talk outlines Foxconn Cloud’s industrial‑internet practices, explaining why microservices, DevOps and cloud computing dominate industries, detailing unique microservice design versus traditional SOA, and showcasing real‑world cloud‑native architectures and development approaches for manufacturing and IoT applications.
The article explains how the rise of the Internet of Things is driving a new wave of edge computing and SDN technologies, which together enable real‑time processing, data aggregation, reliability, and security for massive device deployments across industries.
The article outlines the foundational technologies and strategic components—such as ubiquitous super‑computing terminals, software‑defined machines, knowledge‑work automation, cross‑enterprise standards, system security, robotics, distributed 3D‑printing, brain‑machine interfaces, and virtual worlds—that together shape the emerging Industrial Internet ecosystem.
