On October 14, Wang Jun, deputy director of the General Administration of Customs, said at the press conference of the State Information Office that China relies on a complete industrial system and scientific and technological innovation capabilities to provide solid support to cope with the growth in global computing power and electricity demand. In terms of computing power, in the first three quarters, China's exports of integrated circuits increased by 99.1%, computer zeros and accessories increased 2.1 times, and storage components such as solid-state drives increased 1.3 times, ensuring a stable supply of intermediate products in the global computing power industry chain. Data processing equipment such as export servers increased by 7.2%, helping to build global computing power infrastructure. In terms of electricity, product exports gained more strength in the first three quarters. In the smart sector, exports of photovoltaic products increased by 10.3%, wind turbines and their components increased by 22.4%, continuing to fill the global clean energy supply gap; in the energy transmission sector, exports of wires and cables increased by 28.1% and transformers by 22.5%; in the energy storage sector, exports of various types of batteries increased by 34.8%, exported to more than 200 countries and regions around the world. From a high-speed optical communication module the size of a nail cover to a tonning-heavy AI computing power server cabinet; from a household wire to an UHV converter transformer for long-distance, high-capacity power transmission; from portable power banks to large-scale industrial and commercial energy storage equipment; from single small batteries to containerized integrated energy storage systems... Tens of millions of Chinese companies are providing practical, mature and reliable Chinese products, Chinese experience, and Chinese solutions for global computing power construction, stable operation of power grids, and safe electricity supply.

On October 14, Wang Jun, deputy director of the General Administration of Customs, said at the press conference of the State Information Office that China relies on a complete industrial system and scientific and technological innovation capabilities to provide solid support to cope with the growth in global computing power and electricity demand. In terms of computing power, in the first three quarters, China's exports of integrated circuits increased by 99.1%, computer zeros and accessories increased 2.1 times, and storage components such as solid-state drives increased 1.3 times, ensuring a stable supply of intermediate products in the global computing power industry chain. Data processing equipment such as export servers increased by 7.2%, helping to build global computing power infrastructure. In terms of electricity, product exports gained more strength in the first three quarters. In the smart sector, exports of photovoltaic products increased by 10.3%, wind turbines and their components increased by 22.4%, continuing to fill the global clean energy supply gap; in the energy transmission sector, exports of wires and cables increased by 28.1% and transformers by 22.5%; in the energy storage sector, exports of various types of batteries increased by 34.8%, exported to more than 200 countries and regions around the world. From a high-speed optical communication module the size of a nail cover to a tonning-heavy AI computing power server cabinet; from a household wire to an UHV converter transformer for long-distance, high-capacity power transmission; from portable power banks to large-scale industrial and commercial energy storage equipment; from single small batteries to containerized integrated energy storage systems... Tens of millions of Chinese companies are providing practical, mature and reliable Chinese products, Chinese experience, and Chinese solutions for global computing power construction, stable operation of power grids, and safe electricity supply.