The hub architecture consists of computing infrastructure (A) , AI platform (D) , and ecosystem algorithms (B) . Smart applications (C) are built on top of these three and are not themselves the core architecture layers.

The three major algorithm engines cover robot (automation/execution) , full-domain perception (multi-source environment sensing) , and knowledge computing (reasoning and knowledge application) . Elastic scheduling focuses on resource management , not on core algorithmic engine functions.

Under the centralized construction principle , local government platforms share upper-level government cloud infrastructure rather than building their own. This avoids duplication and supports unified security and scalability.

Loongson, Hygon, and Zhaoxin are important CPU vendors in the Xinchuang ecosystem, but not the only major ones . Others like Kunpeng, Feiteng (Phytium) , etc., are also core players, so calling only these three the “main” vendors is incomplete.

V2X stands for “Vehicle to Everything.” V2I, V2V, and V2P are all subsets of V2X. “X” covers all relevant traffic elements and platforms, including vehicles, infrastructure, pedestrians, and the cloud.

ARM’s RISC design offers high efficiency and low power consumption. Modern vendors (e.g., Apple, Qualcomm) use ARM for PCs and tablets, unlike the legacy x86/MIPS routes.

The document calls for digitization of the government’s core functions : ecological protection, macroeconomic regulation, market supervision, social governance, and public services.

Data distribution covers where data originates ( data source ), how it moves between systems ( data flow ), the business processes it supports ( business flow ), and the end-to-end linkage from generation to use ( information chain ).

Policy documents and industry directories confirm that Kylin OS and UnionTech UOS are the two major domestic operating systems in the Xinchuang ecosystem. Both have passed national security certifications and are widely deployed in government, finance, and energy sectors, together holding over 90% of the market share.

Core competitive strengths include video command collaboration , 5G multimedia calling , and video–network linkage to integrate conferencing, command, and communication. The other items are more product/scene add-ons, not the core strengths listed here.