Beijing Plans to Digitalise All Manufacturers – Xinhua

China will see 70% of its major manufacturing firms digitalised and networked by 2025, according to a development plan on smart manufacturing, state-run Xinhua reported.

The plan, issued by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, states that all manufacturers above a designated size will be digitalised and networked by 2035.

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