From May 24 to 25, the 7th Digital China Summit was successfully held in Fuzhou city, East China's Fujian province.

At this year's digital summit, the Inner Mongolia Pavilion was one of the highlights in the experiential area, showcasing the efforts of 17 areas and units within the region's jurisdiction.

The theme of the pavilion was "Green Computing, Smart Inner Mongolia," emphasizing Inner Mongolia's digital industry strengths from various perspectives and presenting achievements in the development prospects of green computing, advantages in green computing security, and collaborations in the computing industry.

As the only province-level region in the country tasked with coordinating the development of big data infrastructure and building a national hub node for integrated computing networks, Inner Mongolia is set to leverage its unique advantages in policies, electricity prices, climate, and location.

The region aims to accelerate the development of the green computing industry, establish data element markets, and enhance international exchanges in computing power, thereby contributing significantly to the advancement of the digital economy.