CCTV News: National economic data in the first three quarters of this year show that the added value of the information transmission, software and information technology services industry increased by 10.4% year-on-year, and the growth rate was significantly higher than the overall economic level.Since this year, Token, also known as word element, has become the hottest economic word on the track.Telecom operators and service providers have shifted from "selling traffic" to "selling tokens." China's Ciyuan goes overseas to usher in a window of rapid development. Ciyuan's overseas expansion relies on green energy, large-scale computing power and industrial advantages to create a new picture of global smart services.

Recently, China’s first compliance-compliant “Ciyuan Overseas” business for the BRICS countries was launched in Xiamen.An Ethiopian e-commerce company targeting the European and American markets used large Chinese models to prepare live broadcast content.The Xiamen data center server has become a technical base specially designed for "Ciyuan going overseas".
In September this year, the Xiamen International Data Hub International Data Service Center was unveiled in the Airport Economic Area. Currently, the Xiamen Airport Economic Area has been approved for eight major digital cross-border business formats.As of September this year, Xiamen's full-stack token factory has in-depth docking and negotiation with 118 companies, and the cross-border AI token service system has initially taken shape.
At the 140th Canton Fair, reporters found that Chinese-made products related to computing power and energy storage are favored by overseas merchants and have become a new engine for foreign trade growth.A complete supply chain makes buyers' purchasing lists longer and longer.

In the first three quarters of this year, China's exports of integrated circuits increased by 99.1%, computer parts and accessories increased by 2.1 times, storage components such as solid-state drives increased by 1.3 times, and data processing equipment such as servers increased by 7.2%.The growth in global electricity demand has also driven rapid growth in exports of transformers, batteries and other products.Liu Chun, head of the China Chamber of Commerce for Import and Export of Machinery and Electronic Products, said that China's complete industrial system can not only continue to meet large-scale procurement in the global market, but also respond to the personalized needs of different countries and customers.Today, more and more companies are involved in the design, construction and operation of overseas data centers, communication networks, and new energy power plants, shifting from delivering products to delivering capabilities.
A report published on the website of the Wall Street Journal in the United States analyzed that the artificial intelligence boom is the engine that boosts China's manufacturing industry. It is driven by global demand for chips and technical equipment needed to build data centers and expand computing power.



