The mountainous province of Guizhou in Southwest China has become a pioneer in China's big data industry, standing as one of the regions with the biggest number of superlarge data centers globally.
The Guizhou Provincial Development and Reform Commission recently issued a notice to stimulate and promote the rapid growth of private investment.
In 2023, Southwest China's Guizhou province plans to invest 115 billion yuan ($16.72 billion) in road and water transportation, including the construction of 200 kilometers of expressways, 100 km of national highways, and 500 km of tertiary roads or above in counties and towns.
In 2023, Southwest China's Guizhou province aims to attract more than 200 digital economic projects with high growth potential and invest 20 billion yuan ($2.92 billion) in big data.
In 2022, the cross-border renminbi settlement of Southwest China's Guizhou province reached 28.69 billion yuan ($4.19 billion), which shows an increase of 44.3 percent year-on-year, according to Guiyang Central Sub-branch of the People's Bank of China.
Southwest China's Guizhou province recently released the opinions on accelerating the establishment of a green, low-carbon and circular development economic system to give priority to environmental protection.
Meitan county in Zunyi, Southwest China's Guizhou province, has ranked first among China's top 100 tea-oriented counties for three years in a row, according to recent news.