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China sets 2030 target for next-generation internet infrastructure
On July 13, China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology announced guidelines aimed at upgrading the country's internet infrastructure by 2035, with key initiatives including agent-to-agent networks, satellite internet, and advanced technologies like AI and blockchain. The target for systematic breakthroughs is set for 2030.
Key points
- China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, alongside three other agencies, issued new guidelines.
- The guidelines aim to enhance internet infrastructure with upgrades expected by 2035.
- Research priorities include agent-to-agent networks, satellite internet, and digital identity systems.
- Updates to IPv6 and integration of technologies like AI and blockchain are emphasized.
- The goal is to achieve systematic breakthroughs by 2030.
Why it matters
- The announcement aligns with global trends towards advancing internet capabilities and digital innovation.
- The focus on IPv6 and the integration of new technologies reflects a growing emphasis on security and efficiency in IT as per the 2025 IT Trends.
- Similar initiatives in other countries indicate a competitive push for digital infrastructure advancement.
China's commitment to upgrading internet infrastructure by 2035 and targeting breakthroughs by 2030 mirrors global digital transformation efforts, underscoring the importance of advanced technologies in shaping future IT landscapes.