4 result(s) for “National Infrastructure”
Beijing published a five year cyberspace blueprint on October 29, 2026 that places a national blockchain network at the center of its informatization priorities, aligning municipal implementation with Beijing and national plans to complete core blockchain infrastructure by 2030.
China’s Communist Party and State Council have directed construction of a state controlled national blockchain network, pairing it with a nationwide computing grid to accelerate the integration of the digital and real economies while keeping crypto trading barred.
China’s top leadership has for the first time put a nationwide blockchain network into a high level economic and technology blueprint, spelling out plans to fold blockchain infrastructure into national data and computing strategies and accelerating state-backed deployments for industry and public services.
China’s state research arm has begun public trials of an identity and interconnection network for autonomous AI agents that uses blockchain and decentralized identifiers. The move formalizes a domestic trust layer for machine agents and raises new questions about security, commercial control and cross border interoperability.