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Frost & Sullivan releases the " ChinaDigital Economy Market Research Report "
Currently, the digital economy is growing rapidly. Technological trends such as the iterative development of AI large models and large-scale deployment of 5G/6G networks are reshaping the foundation of the digital economy. Data storage is accelerating toward AI-integrated, green, and compute-in-memory architectures. Intelligent terminals are moving from standalone devices to collaborative "Cloud-Edge-End" nodes, deeply integrating into industries like manufacturing and healthcare. Server remanufacturing is becoming a key circular economy solution, balancing cost-efficiency with ESG compliance. The demand for smart computing power is soaring, shifting service models from hardware provision to flexible, low-latency integrated solutions. These four sectors are deeply interconnected, and the ability to coordinate "Cloud-Edge-End" and supply chain integration becomes a key factor in competition. In the future, as the integration of digital and physical economies deepens, various fields will progress toward intelligence, sustainability, and efficiency, providing strong momentum for industrial transformation.
The digital economy is currently experiencing unprecedented expansion, driven by transformative forces such as the rapid iteration of LLMs and the large-scale rollout of 5G/6G networks. This momentum is fundamentally reshaping the foundational infrastructure across four core sectors: data storage, intelligent terminals, server remanufacturing, and smart computing power.
We are witnessing a structural shift: data storage is evolving toward AI-integrated, green, and compute-in-memory architectures; intelligent terminals are transitioning from standalone devices to collaborative "Cloud-Edge-End" nodes, deeply penetrating industrial and medical verticals; server remanufacturing is emerging as a critical circular economy solution, balancing cost-efficiency with ESG compliance; and smart computing demand is surging, shifting service models from hardware provision to elastic, low-latency integrated solutions.
As these sectors become increasingly interdependent, competitive advantage now hinges on robust Cloud-Edge-End orchestration and supply chain integration. Looking ahead, the convergence of digital and physical economies will accelerate the trend toward intelligent, green, and consolidated development, providing sustained impetus for industrial transformation.
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