Guizhou launches first data utilization and processing base

The public data authorized operation platform has collected over 1.29 billion data entries. [Photo/ddcpc website]

The first batch of public data authorized operation products and the launch of the Guizhou Data Development and Utilization Processing Base were held on May 29 in Baiyun district, Guiyang, capital of Southwest China's Guizhou province.

The first batch of 14 public data authorized operation products spans six sectors: financial services, insurance, talent recruitment, automotive services, matchmaking services, and tourism.

The base aims to establish a nationally influential data industry innovation hub with distinctive Guizhou characteristics, integrating four key functions: public data authorization operations, data product development, industry-education collaboration, and industrial ecosystem cultivation.

Building on these products, Guizhou Big Data Group has developed 24 foundational offerings, including provident fund balance inquiries and professional title verification, to supply standardized data products to authorized development and utilization agencies.

The public data authorized operation platform, which Guizhou Big Data Group invested in, developed, and now operates, was launched in February this year. As Guizhou's first such platform, it is synchronized with the Guizhou public data service platform.

It collects over 1.29 billion data entries from 16 key departments, including social security, housing, market regulation, civil affairs, public security, culture, and tourism, attracting 29 market entities as authorized development agencies.