Big Data Expo shows Guizhou's great ambitions as the Chinese Big Data Valley

Guizhou province in southwestern China has long been considered underdeveloped due to its remote and isolated location. However, the province has been in the fast lane for some time and has developed into the Chinese Big Data Valley since the first China International Big Data Industry Expo was held there in 2015. In just four years, the Expo has become an important annual event for the big data industry with a focus on the latest trends and mutually beneficial cooperation. The China International Big Data Expo 2019 ("Big Data Expo") kicks off on May 26 (local time) in Guiyang , Guizhou's capital city, with a focus on "innovative development and the digital future" Discussions, forums, competitions, demonstrations, and a variety of other events that spotlight recent technological advances and provide high-tech companies with an international platform to introduce themselves."I have been dealing with Guizhou for quite some time. The development that Big Data has gone through as an industry has become an integral part of the identity of this province, "said Prof. Reiner Dudziak of the Bochum University of Applied Sciences in Bochum , who is also a jury member of the German delegation to the In an interview with Huanqiu.com, an official press partner of the Big Data Expo.The Big Data Expo 2019 is expected to see two groundbreaking changes: for the first time, there will be an Honorary Host Country and a Shubo Corridor (Shubo is the Chinese name for "Big Data Expo").The Honorary Host Country will host thematic events to showcase its achievements in big data development and to advance cooperation in the big data industry.The Shubo Corridor, which runs through the Yunyan, Guanshanhu and Baiyun districts of Guiyang , covers a total area of 74.56 square kilometers. Along the corridor, there will be a digital water curtain and billboards, as well as inductive floor panels to showcase famous figures and companies from the big data industry.The expo will be attended by 156 international companies from 25 countries including Russia, United Kingdom, United States, India, Singapore, Israel and Canada. Also represented with booths at the show are the big names like Google, Dell and Pivotal.

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