Guiyang named one of China's first trusted data space pilot cities

Guiyang, capital of Southwest China's Guizhou province, was recently selected as a pilot city for the 2025 Trusted Data Space Innovation and Development Program, as announced by the National Data Administration on July 17.

Employees are hard at work at Guizhou Big Data Group. [Photo/WeChat account of Zhizhi Guiyang]

Guizhou Big Data Group has received approval to establish one of the country's first municipal trusted data spaces. This recognition positions Guiyang at the forefront of public data authorization and the marketization of data elements in China, while also laying the groundwork for the group to build a regional hub for data circulation infrastructure.

Looking ahead, Guizhou Big Data Group will accelerate the development of data element infrastructure, establish a trusted urban data space technology system, and enhance the integration of data resources. The group also aims to develop an innovative data product and service system, support the development of trusted data spaces citywide, and contribute a replicable "Guiyang Model" for the national data element market.