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China's National Data Administration issues first batch of data property rights certificates to 56 firms and institutions
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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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September 21 — Data property rights registration serves as a form of identity certification for intangible assets such as data. The "15th Five-Year Plan" outlines the goal of establishing a unified national data property rights registration system.
According to a report from the National Data Administration today (September 21), China has begun issuing its first batch of data property rights registration certificates. A total of 56 enterprises and institutions have obtained valid certifications for data holding rights, usage rights, and operational rights.
The first recipients of data property rights registration certificates fall into three main categories:
- State-owned enterprises
- Public institutions
- Private enterprises
These entities span more than ten industries and sectors, including:
- Healthcare
- Transportation
- Information technology
- Scientific research
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China issues first data property rights certificates to 56 firms and institutions