General Administration of Customs: Chinese Enterprises Provide Solid Support for Global Growth in Computing Power and Electricity Demand

Wang Jun, Vice Director-General of the General Administration of Customs, stated at a press conference organized by the State Council Information Office that China's complete industrial system and technological innovation capabilities provide solid support for meeting global growth in computing power and electricity demand. In terms of computing power, exports of integrated circuits grew 99.1% in the first three quarters, computer peripherals and accessories increased 2.1 times, and storage components such as solid-state drives rose 1.3 times, ensuring stable supply of intermediate products for the global computing power industry chain. Exports of data processing equipment such as servers grew 7.2%, aiding global computing power infrastructure construction. In terms of electricity, product exports showed momentum across multiple sectors in the first three quarters. In the intelligent energy sector, exports of photovoltaic products increased 10.3% and wind turbine generators and their parts rose 22.4%, continuously filling gaps in global clean energy supply; in power transmission, exports of wires and cables grew 28.1% and transformers increased 22.5%; in energy storage, exports of various batteries surged 34.8%, reaching over 200 countries and regions worldwide. (Securities Times)