A woman looks at a screen in China Telecom Cloud Computing’s information park in the Guian new area in southwest China’s Guizhou province in April 2020. Photo: Xinhua
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How Hong Kong can become a centre for East-West data exchange
- With the digital economy now about 15.5 per cent of global GDP, countries are restricting cross-border data flows in a bid for data supremacy
- To deploy its long-standing strength as the intermediary between China and the world, Hong Kong must excel at handling, storing and processing data
A woman looks at a screen in China Telecom Cloud Computing’s information park in the Guian new area in southwest China’s Guizhou province in April 2020. Photo: Xinhua
