China issues first data property rights certificates to 56 firms and institutions
On September 21, China's National Data Bureau issued the first batch of data property rights registration certificates to 56 enterprises and institutions, including state-owned, public, and private entities across healthcare, transportation, AI, and other sectors. The certificates serve as official proof of data holding, usage, and operation rights, aligning with the 15th Five-Year Plan to establish a unified national data property rights registration system.
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56 Firms and Institutions Receive China's First Batch of Data Property Rights Certificates
On September 21, China's National Data Bureau announced the issuance of the country's first batch of data property rights registration certificates, effectively granting 56 enterprises and institutions official proof of data holding rights, usage rights, and operation rights. The certificates serve as an identity document for data as an intangible asset. This initiative aligns with the '15th Five-Year Plan' outline, which calls for the construction of a unified national data property rights registration system. The report, sourced from state broadcaster CCTV and relayed by financial news outlet 财联社, marks a significant step in China's efforts to formalize and regulate data as a tradable and protectable asset class.
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China's National Data Bureau announced on March 21 that the first batch of data property registration certificates has been issued to 56 enterprises and institutions, marking a key step in building a unified national data property registration system as outlined in the 15th Five-Year Plan. The certificates serve as official proof of data holding, usage, and operation rights. Recipients include state-owned enterprises, public institutions, and private companies across more than 10 sectors such as healthcare, transportation, IT, and scientific research. Shenzhen Airlines' Chief Information Officer Yuan Xilin stated that the airline registered its aircraft maintenance data, enabling it to develop data-driven products for fault prediction and maintenance solutions for other airlines and airports, supporting a transition from heavy asset operations to data-driven services. Among the 56 certificates, over 15 are related to AI application scenarios. Wang Xiaotian, head of JD's embodied data product division, said the company registered a high-quality embodied intelligence dataset, which will be used for model training, development, and scenario iteration, and will be shared with embodied intelligence firms and research institutions under compliant conditions.
Read sourceChina Issues First Data Property Rights Certificates to 56 Firms and Institutions
On September 21, China's National Data Administration announced the issuance of the country's first batch of data property rights registration certificates, effectively providing an 'identity card' for data as an intangible asset. A total of 56 enterprises and institutions received valid proof of data holding rights, usage rights, and operational rights. The recipients include three main categories: state-owned enterprises, public institutions, and private companies, spanning over 10 industry sectors such as healthcare, transportation, information technology, and scientific research. This move aligns with the '15th Five-Year Plan' outline, which calls for the establishment of a unified national data property rights registration system. The certificates are seen as a key step in formalizing data ownership and facilitating the development of China's data economy.
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China Issues First Batch of Data Property Rights Certificates to 56 Entities
According to a report from China's state broadcaster CCTV, relayed by financial data platform Jin10 on September 21, China has issued its first batch of data property rights registration certificates. The National Data Bureau confirmed that 56 enterprises and institutions have received official proof of their rights to hold, use, and operate data assets. This initiative, part of the '15th Five-Year Plan' to establish a unified national data property rights registration system, treats data as an intangible asset requiring formal identification. The recipients include state-owned enterprises, public institutions, and private companies across more than ten industries, such as healthcare, transportation, information technology, and scientific research. The move marks a significant step in China's efforts to formalize data ownership and facilitate the data economy.
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China has issued its first batch of data property rights registration certificates, providing official proof of data ownership, usage rights, and operation rights for 56 enterprises and institutions. The National Data Bureau announced on September 21 that the certificates, described as an 'identity card' for data as an intangible asset, were distributed to three main types of entities: state-owned enterprises, public institutions, and private companies. The recipients span sectors including healthcare, transportation, and artificial intelligence. This initiative aligns with the '15th Five-Year Plan' outline, which calls for the establishment of a unified national data property rights registration system. The news was originally reported by Jiemian News and republished by East Money's industry economy channel.
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