联系我们 China's first big data exchange registers 5.4 billion yuan in transactions
GUIYANG, Aug. 29 (Xinhua) -- The Guiyang big data exchange, China's first of its kind, has seen its cumulative transaction value exceeding 5.4 billion yuan (about 757.37 million U.S. dollars) since its inception.
Launched in 2015 in Guiyang, the capital of southwest China's Guizhou Province, the exchange has grown to include over 1,000 trading entities.
福彩3D上期奖号为230，上期重号轮空。最近100期重号开出64期，开出比例64%，最近50期重号开出30期，联系我们开出比例60%，最近10期重号开出 5期，出现比例为50%，本期注意重号出现。
福彩3D历年第181期同期奖号为：983 419 876 073 708 417 001 500 379 918 847 248 806 281 869 569 498 168 227 371 872 567 230。
This achievement was announced during the ongoing China International Big Data Industry Expo in Guiyang.
The exchange supports a wide range of trading products, including data, computing power and algorithms. It is aiming for an annual trading value of over 10 billion yuan by 2025.
Often dubbed China's big data hub, the mountainous province of Guizhou is China's first national big data comprehensive pilot zone. It promotes the big data industry as the backbone of its high-quality social and economic development.
Currently, 47 major data centers are either under construction or operational across this province.
In 2023, Guizhou's GDP surpassed 2 trillion yuan, with the digital economy accounting for approximately 42 percent of the total. The province aims to further increase the digital economy's share -- targeting a scale of over 1 trillion yuan.
app开发"We are rapidly building a modern industrial system led by the digital economy," said Jing Yaping, director of the provincial big data development authority, who added that Guizhou is committed to leveraging digital technologies to transform traditional industries, with the goal of enhancing productivity and positioning itself as a national leader in integrating digital and real economies.
The progress in Guizhou reflects broader trends in China联系我们, where digital infrastructure has greatly improved. The scale of computing power in the country reached 230 EFLOPS in 2023, ranking second in the world. ■