Highlights
By Li Zheng
Hangzhou is aiming to reshape itself as a leader of the national digital economy.
In 2019, Hangzhou's "City Brain" made its debut in Hong Kong. After a three-year hiatus, Hangzhou led a delegation of more than 20 leading companies and institutions of the city's digital economy to Hong Kong to showcase their accomplishments at the 2023 InnoEX from April 12 to 15.
Hangzhou's 270-square-meter booth sees a wide array of application scenarios such as the City Brain 2.0, the Hubin Smart Business District application platform and the Asian Games Park command center. Tech leaders including Zhejiang University, Alibaba Cloud, H3C, Dahua Technology, Wasu Group, Hangzhou Shenhao Technology and LianLian DigiTech gave presentations on their highlights, while Citycloud, Hangzhou City Brain, Fonda Technology, 2Dfire.com, Style3D and PingPong debuted their new products and technologies.
At the Hangzhou special promotion conference, Digital and Intelligent Hangzhou, Envisioning the Future, businesses, organizations and government agencies from Hangzhou and Hong Kong signed three memoranda of understanding (MOUs).
The Hangzhou delegation also hosted a series of business matching and networking events during the exhibition, creating opportunities for the exhibitors who sought to expand their businesses into international markets.