China's Future Network Test Facility Completed with Breakthroughs
TapTechNews August 23rd news, according to CCTV News report today, it is learned from the 8th Future Network Development Conference held in Jiangsu that China's future network test facility has been officially completed.
The future network test facility is the first major national scientific and technological infrastructure in the field of communication and information in China.
The headquarters of the future network test facility is at Purple Mountain Laboratory in Nanjing, Jiangsu. The facility has covered 40 core city nodes across the country, as well as 133 city nodes along the way. It has jointly carried out more than 130 network innovation experiments with more than 110 units such as network operators and scientific research institutes, and plays an important role in strategies such as 'East Data West Computing' and 'Computing Power Network'.
Academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, Liu Yunjie, said: 'We have carried out the acceptance of the process engineering through this. The acceptance of the process engineering indicates that the entire network construction work and the entire technological breakthrough have been completed, indicating that the network can further provide services, which is such a result achieved after more than ten years of efforts.'
TapTechNews noticed that at the 8th Future Network Development Conference, China's photoelectric fusion wide-area deterministic network technology announced a major breakthrough. This technology is a technology for the 'East Data West Computing' project, which will reduce the transmission cost by 50%, which is a major technological breakthrough in the 'East Data West Computing' project and is the first in the world and in a leading position internationally.
Purple Mountain Laboratory is a major scientific and technological innovation platform jointly promoted and built by Jiangsu Province and Nanjing City in order to build a leading national innovative city. It implements a揭榜制 (a system where tasks are publicly announced and individuals or teams compete to take them on) for major scientific research tasks, and gives the leading scientists the right to decide the technical route, the right to form a research team and the right to adjust the project funds.