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China Electronics Technology Group Corporation No. 58 Institute – Zhongke Xin
Zhongke Xin Integrated Circuit Co., Ltd. is strategically located by the picturesque banks of Lake Lihu and along the historic Grand Canal. The company is dedicated to the research, development, and production of ultra-large-scale integrated circuits. Currently, it employs over 4,000 professionals, including one academician from the Chinese Academy of Engineering, one national "Hundred, Thousand, Ten Thousand" talent of the new century, 30 experts who receive special government allowances from the State Council, three outstanding young and mid-career experts in Jiangsu Province, and 31 high-level talents under Jiangsu’s "333" program. Additionally, the company boasts more than 300 senior engineers and professors, with engineering and technical personnel accounting for over 70% of its workforce.
Zhongke Xin proudly upholds the talent philosophy of "Gathering and utilizing talents from across the globe," offering employees the flexibility to join local branches or R&D centers outside their hometowns. The company provides an exceptional research environment, competitive compensation packages, and a comprehensive training system designed to support both personal and professional growth.
Employees are encouraged to thrive alongside the company, with well-defined career development pathways that empower them to showcase their talents. Zhongke Xin also promotes a culture of "Happy Work, Fulfilling Life," helping employees strike a harmonious balance between their professional and personal lives.
With a fully integrated industry chain spanning from IC design and manufacturing to testing, packaging, reliability assessment, and application support, Zhongke Xin specializes in developing over 1,000 diverse products across ten key categories, including CPUs, DSPs, MCUs, FPGAs, MEMS, and microsystems. Notably, the company pioneered China’s first ultra-large-scale integrated circuit and has undertaken more than 500 nationally significant research projects. To date, Zhongke Xin has earned 18 national awards and nearly 200 provincial and ministerial-level honors, significantly boosting the domestic production rate of critical semiconductor components.
Driven by its commitment to the IC industry, Zhongke Xin is executing a transformative "1-2-3-4-5" strategic roadmap aimed at building a robust "5+N" platform. The company remains steadfastly committed to leveraging talent as its core driver, fostering continuous innovation, and advancing modern corporate governance. By establishing cutting-edge platforms for design, manufacturing, packaging, reliability testing, and application support, Zhongke Xin is forging a comprehensive industrial service ecosystem. This approach enables the company to consistently enhance its core competitiveness and strive toward becoming a world-class, innovative IC industry leader—renowned both domestically and internationally.
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China Electronics Technology Group Corporation No. 55 Institute
The China Electronics Technology Group Corporation’s 55th Research Institute (referred to as Institute 55), established in 1958, is now part of China Electronics Technology Group Corporation Ltd. Today, Institute 55 has developed a strategic "one park, three sites" infrastructure layout, encompassing the Nanjing Qinhuai Innovation R&D Center (Qinhuai Institute Area), the Jiangning R&D and Production Base (Jiangning Institute Area), the Yangzhou Power Electronics Industry Base, and the Deqing RF Component Industry Base.
Institute 55 primarily focuses on research, development, production, services, and applications across two key technical domains: solid-state devices and microsystems, as well as optoelectronic display and detection technologies. In the field of solid-state devices and microsystems, the institute has built a comprehensive, self-reliant core technology system spanning design, process engineering, packaging, and testing. It has also established a product portfolio that integrates epitaxial materials, core chips, module components, and RF microsystems—enabling scalable, engineered, and mass-production capabilities. Meanwhile, in the optoelectronics and detection sector, Institute 55 has successfully developed independent core technologies in areas such as ruggedized flat-panel displays, micro-displays, and UV-based optoelectronic detectors.
To accelerate the commercialization of its innovations and drive industrial growth, Institute 55 has strategically positioned itself across three major industry segments: RF electronics, power electronics, and optoelectronic display and detection. Its cutting-edge products have found extensive applications in sectors like mobile communications, new energy, and next-generation display technologies.
Equipped with state-of-the-art research equipment, advanced manufacturing facilities, and robust supporting infrastructure, Institute 55 boasts formidable expertise in scientific research, production, and technological innovation. The institute serves as a key supporting entity for several national and group-level flagship science and technology platforms, including the "National Key Laboratory for Wide-Bandgap Semiconductor Devices and Integration Technologies," the "National Laboratory for Solid-State Microwave Devices and Circuits," the "National Third-Generation Semiconductor Technology Innovation Center (Nanjing)," the "National Flat Panel Display Engineering Technology Research Center," the "National Defense Science and Technology Industry Active Layer Optimization Growth Technology Research and Application Center," and the "China Electronics Technology Group Carbon-Based Electronics Key Laboratory."
Over the past six decades, Institute 55 has achieved more than 3,000 significant scientific and technological breakthroughs, earning two Special Awards and four First-Class National Science and Technology Progress Awards, along with over 60 other prestigious national-level honors. Additionally, the institute has received numerous provincial and ministerial-level awards, including special and first-class prizes for advancements in national defense science and technology, further solidifying its reputation as a pioneering hub for original technological innovation.
Today, Institute 55 has cultivated a talented workforce characterized by a balanced age distribution, diverse professional expertise, and rigorous management standards. The institute currently employs multiple chief scientists and leading experts from the corporation, along with 61 individuals who receive special government allowances. Many of its researchers have been recognized as national-level candidates under the "New Century Talents Project," outstanding young and mid-career experts in the defense science and technology industry, and high-caliber talent nurtured under Jiangsu Province’s "333" program.
In recognition of its exceptional contributions, Institute 55 has been honored with prestigious accolades such as the Major Contribution Award and Outstanding Contribution Award in Equipment Development, the National Innovation Pioneer Medal, the National Civilized Unit title, the National May Day Labor Medal, the National Model Employee Home, the National Youth Civilization Award, the National Advanced Unit for Factory Affairs Transparency and Democratic Management, the National Defense Science and Technology Industry Outstanding Contribution Award, the Central Enterprise Advanced Grassroots Party Organization award, the Central Enterprise Advanced Collective award, and the Jiangsu Provincial Advanced Grassroots Party Organization award.
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China Electronics Technology Group Corporation No. 49 Institute
The 49th Institute is the only comprehensive, specialized research institution in China dedicated to the research and product development of sensitive components, sensors, and microsystem technologies. In recent years, the institute has adhered to a work strategy focused on "strengthening fundamentals, honing expertise, and pursuing strategic depth," with core technologies spanning a wide range of sensitive elements and sensors—including those measuring force, heat, humidity, gas, magnetism, light, and sound.
Equipped with cutting-edge technology platforms such as semiconductor-grade monocrystalline silicon, metal films, organic films, ceramics, silicon sapphire, quartz crystals, and HTTC processes, the 49th Institute boasts mature production lines for platinum film thermistors, OEM pressure-sensitive cores, and oxygen sensors—products widely used across various civilian and industrial sectors, including automotive, engine manufacturing, gas systems, security, and environmental protection.
Leveraging its unique advantages in the foundational IoT industry, the 49th Institute, under the guidance of both government policies and China Electronics Technology Group Corporation (CETC), is steadily working to establish a domestically significant alliance of high-end, specialized IoT infrastructure companies and a thriving sensor industry cluster.
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China Electronics Technology Group Corporation No. 47 Institute
The China Electronics Technology Group Corporation’s 47th Research Institute (hereafter referred to as CETC-47), established in 1958, is a national-level military-industrial research institute specializing in the development and production of military-grade integrated circuits, discrete devices, and microsystem modules. The institute boasts comprehensive resources and capabilities spanning design, packaging, testing, reliability assessment, and application, having achieved nearly 2,000 scientific research breakthroughs and earned more than 160 awards at or above the provincial and ministerial levels.
CETC-47 is equipped with domestically advanced integrated circuit design and development platforms, along with cutting-edge testing systems. It also operates a highly reliable packaging R&D production line, supported by state-of-the-art reliability testing and inspection equipment. The institute has successfully obtained certifications including GJB9001C-2017 for its quality management system, GB/T19001-2016 for quality management, GB/T24001-2016 for environmental management, and GB/T45001-2020 for occupational health and safety management.
Since its establishment, CETC-47 has developed a wide range of semiconductor discrete devices, microcomputer circuits, microcontroller circuits, memory circuits, AD/DA converter circuits, FPGA circuits, power management circuits, bus interface circuits, radiation-hardened integrated circuits, hybrid integrated circuit modules, and system board cards—all of which have reached international advanced and domestic leading levels. Notably, several of these projects marked significant milestones, achieving firsts in China’s integrated circuit industry. For instance, the institute pioneered China’s first 8-bit microprocessor, the country’s first radiation-hardened 8-bit microcontroller, and the nation’s first radiation-resistant 16-bit microcontroller—this last achievement even earned CETC-47 the prestigious First-Class Award in National Defense Science and Technology.
Today, CETC-47’s products are extensively utilized in critical military applications across sectors such as aerospace, aviation, naval vessels, weaponry, electronics, and the nuclear industry, making substantial contributions to China’s defense sector and the broader microelectronics industry.
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The 43rd Research Institute of China Electronics Technology Group Corporation is the nation’s sole specialized research institute dedicated to hybrid integrated circuits, boasting significant comprehensive strengths in this field and playing a leading role in driving the industry’s national development. As the chairman unit of the Hybrid Integrated Circuit Branch under the China Electronic Component Industry Association, the head department unit for hybrid integrated circuits within the Component Branch of the China Electronics Society, and the vice-chairman unit of the China Power Supply Society, the 43rd Institute provides industry-wide hybrid microelectronic products and services. Its core businesses include microsystems and components, hybrid integrated circuits, electronic packaging and materials, and intelligent equipment—areas where it holds distinct competitive advantages and consistently pioneers advancements in the national industry.
The 43rd Institute has long been a key supplier of hybrid integrated circuit products for major national projects, with its research capabilities firmly positioned at the forefront of China. It has earned numerous prestigious accolades, including the "National May Day Labor Award," "National Model Workers' Home," "National Worker Vanguard Unit," "National May Day Women's Pacesetter Post," "Anhui Provincial Civilized Unit," "Provincial Advanced Grassroots Party Organization," "Anhui Provincial May Day Labor Award," and "Anhui Province's 10th Civilized Unit."
Moving forward, the 43rd Institute is committed to accelerating innovation, fostering the growth of emerging industries, and striving toward its strategic goals of building "strong talent, strong technology, strong industry, and strong economy"—all while contributing significantly to the sustained advancement of China’s high-tech sector.
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Institute 41 of China Electronics Technology Group
The China Electronics Technology Group Corporation's 41st Research Institute (referred to as "Institute 41"), also known as the East China Institute of Electronic Measurement Instruments, is a specialized research institute dedicated to advanced electronic testing technologies in China. Established in 1968 in Feng County, Shaanxi Province, it relocated to Bengbu, Anhui Province, in 1982. In 1991, a branch office was set up in Qingdao, Shandong Province, creating a dynamic operational model characterized by coordinated collaboration between its northern and southern campuses.
Authorized and approved by the state, Institute 41 oversees several key institutions, including the "Key Laboratory of Electronic Testing Technology," the "First-Level Metrology Station for Optoelectronics," the "National Center for Quality Inspection and Testing of Electronic Instruments," and the "Comprehensive R&D Center for Electronic Testing and Support Equipment." The institute also plays a pivotal role in leading industry bodies such as the National Technical Committee on Standardization of Electronic Measuring Instruments.
With a primary focus on electronic testing and measurement, metrology research, as well as the development and production of testing equipment and metrological services, Institute 41 boasts a highly skilled technical and R&D team. It is equipped with cutting-edge design simulation tools, advanced experimental testing facilities, sophisticated metrology and calibration capabilities, and state-of-the-art manufacturing processes. Additionally, the institute holds comprehensive qualifications for both research and production, along with robust safety and quality assurance systems. To date, it has achieved over 1,500 scientific research outcomes, including 9 national awards and more than 300 provincial and ministerial-level science and technology accolades.
Innovative products developed by the institute are widely deployed across critical sectors driving China’s modernization efforts, while also providing essential testing support for numerous major national projects. Through its contributions, Institute 41 has played a vital role in advancing China’s information industry and supporting the country’s broader technological and industrial progress.
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China Electronics Technology Group Corporation No. 38 Institute
The China Electronics Technology Group Corporation's 38th Research Institute (hereafter referred to as CETC 38), established in Guizhou in 1965, was relocated entirely to Hefei at the end of 1988. Today, the institute employs over 3,000 people, with an average age of 34. As a key research institution for cutting-edge defense-oriented electronic equipment in China, it is proudly known as the "national team" of China's military electronics industry.
Over more than 50 years of innovation and dedication, CETC 38 has evolved into a comprehensive high-tech research institute integrating research, development, manufacturing, and testing. It boasts internationally advanced design and R&D platforms, alongside state-of-the-art electronic manufacturing facilities and leading-edge electronic testing and experimentation infrastructure—equipping it with robust capabilities to drive innovation in electronic information technology and system engineering.
The institute is home to several prestigious R&D platforms, including a National-level Integrated Circuit Design Center, a New Technology R&D Center established in collaboration with Russia, the CETC Aerostat Platform R&D Center, the Anhui Provincial Automotive Electronics Engineering Research Center, the Anhui Provincial Key Laboratory for Public Security Information Technology, the Anhui Provincial Key Laboratory for Beidou Satellite Navigation, the Hefei Public Security Technology Research Institute, and a Postdoctoral Research Workstation.
In its more than five decades of operation, CETC 38 has achieved over 1,500 scientific and technological breakthroughs, earning more than 100 national and provincial-level awards for scientific and technological progress. Many of these innovations have not only filled critical domestic gaps but have also placed China at the forefront of global advancements in their respective fields.
The institute has been recognized with numerous prestigious honors, including titles such as "National Advanced Grassroots Party Organization," "National Civilized Unit," "National May Day Labor Award," and "Advanced Grassroots Party Organization among Central Enterprises."
Guided by core values of "Responsibility, Innovation, Excellence, and Sharing," CETC 38 upholds a unique cultural heritage defined by the principles of "Country First, Reform Leads the Way, and Innovation Takes Priority." Rooted firmly in the dual missions of "Security" and "Smart Solutions," the institute focuses intently on safeguarding both national defense and public safety.
At this pivotal moment in history, CETC 38 is strategically positioned to lead the nation in intelligent sensing technologies that ensure physical space security. Committed to fulfilling its vital mission of protecting national defense and public safety, the institute is also actively embracing local initiatives aimed at fostering "comprehensive innovation and reform." Together, CETC 38 strives relentlessly toward its ambitious vision: becoming a world-class high-tech research institute driven by visionary leadership, groundbreaking innovation, and unwavering dedication to excellence.
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China Electronics Technology Group Corporation No. 32 Institute
China Electronics Technology Group Digital Technology (Group) Co., Ltd. (referred to as "CET Digital [Institute 32]") is an integrated, fully operational subsidiary of China Electronics Technology Group Corporation Ltd. and a leading domestic enterprise in digital transformation and intelligent computing. Its business spans industry digitalization, digital products, and next-generation digital infrastructure, serving critical sectors such as government, finance, manufacturing, transportation, energy, healthcare, and more. CET Digital (Institute 32) is committed to becoming the industry leader in independently controllable, intelligent digital solutions.
Headquartered in Shanghai, CET Digital (Institute 32) employs approximately 6,300 people and directly oversees 9 subsidiaries, including one publicly listed company. The organization also boasts 3 national-level research centers and 2 provincial/ministerial-level research centers. In 2024, CET Digital (Institute 32) achieved revenues exceeding 12.4 billion yuan.
In recent years, CET Digital (Institute 32) has strategically focused on "AI+" and "Data Factor ×" initiatives, reshaping digital and intelligent transformation pathways across thousands of industries. Leveraging its innovative "1+2+N" universal system architecture for industry-specific digital solutions, the company is driving digitalization in key sectors of the national economy while simultaneously supporting the modernization of defense and military capabilities. Through its comprehensive, end-to-end portfolio of independently developed, secure, and scalable digital products—and backed by robust core capability platforms—CET Digital (Institute 32) is strengthening its ability to deliver cutting-edge cloud-to-edge solutions, ultimately empowering the broader digital transformation of industries.
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China Electronics Technology Group Corporation No. 23 Institute
The China Electronics Technology Group Corporation's 23rd Research Institute (referred to as "Institute 23"), established in 1963, has successively been directly affiliated with the Tenth Academy of the Ministry of National Defense, the Tenth Academy of the Fourth Ministry of Machinery Industry, the Tenth Research Institute of the Commission of Science, Technology and Industry for National Defense, the Ministry of Electronics Industry, and later the Ministry of Information Industry. Since 2002, it has belonged to China Electronics Technology Group Corporation Ltd.
Over nearly six decades of development, Institute 23 has emerged as a leader in electrical transmission, optical transmission, and optical sensing technologies in China, as well as a pioneer in the country's marine information equipment sector.
Headquartered in Shanghai, the institute operates across three distinct campuses: the Yangpu Campus in Shanghai’s Yangpu District, the Baoshan Campus in Shanghai’s Baoshan District, and the Jishui Campus in Jishui County, Jiangxi Province. This "one institute, three campuses" layout spans a total area of 177.42 acres, with a combined building footprint of 109,291.7 square meters—including an additional 6,600 square meters designated for future development.
According to Institute 23’s strategic positioning, the Yangpu Campus serves as its original, high-tech innovation hub, while the Baoshan Campus has evolved into a dedicated military-industrial park. Meanwhile, the Jishui Campus stands as a vital platform for fulfilling the responsibilities of a central state-owned enterprise and supporting the revitalization of the southern Jiangxi Soviet region—acting as the institute’s industrialization base.
Today, Institute 23 employs over 1,000 staff members, including more than 400 engineering and technical professionals, among whom are over 110 senior engineers. The institute boasts a distinguished roster of experts who have earned prestigious national accolades such as the "National Defense Science and Technology Progress Award," the "National May Day Labor Medal," the "National March 8th Red Banner Holder," and the "National Young Skilled Worker Award." Many of these experts also receive government allowances from the State Council. Over the years, Institute 23 has consistently earned recognition as a "Shanghai Civilized Unit" and a "Shanghai High-Tech Enterprise," among other esteemed honors.
Founded in response to China’s pioneering "Two Bombs, One Satellite" program, Institute 23 carries forward the "red gene" of dedicating itself to the nation through military service and the "blue gene" of technological innovation. Guided by its mission—to be the "main force in military electronics, the national team for cyber and information initiatives, and a strategic pillar of national science and technology"—the institute has actively contributed to some of China’s most significant national and defense projects, including the "Manned Space Program," security operations for the Olympic Games and Expo events, the Chang'e lunar exploration missions, and the BeiDou Satellite Navigation System.
To date, Institute 23 has achieved over 1,500 scientific and technological breakthroughs, with more than 400 of these innovations reaching or surpassing international advanced standards. The institute has also received over 380 awards for technological progress and holds over 260 granted patents. Notably, it has pioneered dozens of groundbreaking technologies and products in China’s three key areas—electrical transmission, optical transmission, and optical sensing—solidifying its position as a trailblazer in these fields and providing critical support for China’s drive toward self-reliance and world-class technological advancement.
As a vice-chairman unit of the China Electronic Component Association, Institute 23 proudly leads the Optoelectronic Cables & Optical Devices Branch of the association. It also chairs the National Technical Committee for Standardization of High-Frequency Cables and Connectors Used in Electronic Equipment. Additionally, the institute serves as the domestic technical authority for two key International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) technical committees: TC46 on "Cables, Wires, Waveguides, RF Connectors, and Accessories for Communication and Signal Applications," and TC86 on "Fiber Optics." Institute 23 plays a pivotal role in spearheading the development and revision of numerous international, national, and industry-specific standards.
Internally, the institute’s Inspection Center functions as the National Quality Inspection and Testing Center for Information Transmission Lines, the Information Industry’s Quality Supervision Center for Information Transmission Lines, the Military Industrial Electronics 306 Metrology Station, the Huawei Joint Innovation Laboratory, the Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China (COMAC)-recognized testing service provider, a CQC-accredited testing laboratory, an INTERTEK-cooperating satellite lab, and a TÜV-partnered testing facility.
At Institute 23, we carry the vision of "transmitting dreams and sensing the future." Grounded in a new stage of development, the institute is diligently implementing the group corporation’s "1-3-4-6" strategic framework. With a commitment to achieving high-quality, sustainable growth through the principle of "steady progress coupled with strategic breakthroughs," Institute 23 adheres to a guiding philosophy of "prioritizing national defense, driving dual momentum in military and civilian sectors, embracing market orientation, and accelerating transformation and upgrading."
Upholding its core mission as the "builder of underwater attack and defense information systems, the mainstay of hydroacoustic equipment, and the frontrunner in transmission and sensing technologies," Institute 23 remains steadfastly committed to becoming a world-class research institution in the field of marine information equipment—and continues to strive relentlessly toward this ambitious goal!
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China Electronics Technology Group Corporation No. 12 Institute
China Electronics Technology Group Corporation Vacuum Electronic Technology Co., Ltd. was established in July 2019, founded on the foundation of the 12th Research Institute of China Electronics Technology Group Corporation. Guided by the vision of building a robust network information system, the company is primarily tasked with achieving independent and controllable military-grade vacuum electronic devices to support the advancement of weapon systems. Its core business focuses on the research, production, and manufacturing of cutting-edge, dual-use vacuum electronic components—along with their upstream and downstream extended products—driven by both defense and civilian applications. Committed to diversified growth across materials, devices, and systems, the company aspires to become a global innovation leader and a world-class enterprise in the field of vacuum electronics.
The 12th Research Institute of China Electronics Technology Group Corporation, established in 1957, has long been a leading player in the development and manufacturing of microwave vacuum electronic devices. It is an internationally recognized, comprehensive research institute and supplier renowned for its expertise in vacuum electronics. Over the past six decades, the 12th Institute has remained steadfastly dedicated to advancing both national defense and the broader national economy. With a well-structured, highly skilled R&D team, the institute has cultivated a robust scientific and technological ecosystem that seamlessly integrates fundamental research, product development, and engineering manufacturing. Its products and technologies consistently rank among the best in China, with some even reaching international advanced levels. These innovations are widely utilized in critical defense sectors such as radar, communications, electronic warfare, and strategic weaponry, as well as in vital civilian industries like medical electronics, power electronics, and large-scale scientific facilities.
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China Electronics Technology Group Corporation No. 11 Institute
The 11th Research Institute of China Electronics Technology Group Corporation (hereafter referred to as "Institute 11"), established in 1956, was the first research institute dedicated to electronic components and materials founded after the founding of New China. Over the past six decades, it has undertaken numerous key national science and technology projects, with many breakthroughs successfully transferred to local electronics manufacturing enterprises for mass production. Additionally, the institute played a pivotal role in relocating and assisting in the establishment of 13 specialized electronic factories and research institutes through comprehensive professional relocations. In 1958, it set up an Infrared Technology Laboratory; by 1964, it had established a Laser Technology Laboratory. In 1970, with approval from the Commission of National Defense Science and Technology, the institute shifted its research focus entirely toward optoelectronic technologies, primarily centered on solid-state lasers and infrared technologies. Today, Institute 11 stands as the only comprehensive optoelectronic technology research institute in China that integrates cutting-edge research, advanced manufacturing, and robust service support across both laser and infrared fields.
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China Electronics Technology Group Corporation No. 16 Research Institute
The 16th Research Institute of China Electronics Technology Group Corporation, also known as the "Hefei Institute of Low-Temperature Electronics," is a first-class national defense research institute. Founded in 1966 in Lueyang, Shaanxi Province, under the visionary guidance of pioneering scientists like Qian Xuesen, the institute was relocated entirely to Hefei in 1985. Today, it employs over 700 staff members and occupies a campus spanning 127 acres.
The institute specializes in the research, development, and manufacturing of cutting-edge technologies such as refrigeration and thermal management systems, as well as superconductivity and low-temperature electronics. It stands as the country’s sole institution dedicated exclusively to the engineering application of low-temperature electronic technologies, making significant contributions to China’s national defense infrastructure.
Since its establishment, the 16th Research Institute has earned 138 science and technology awards at or above the provincial and ministerial levels, along with 280 authorized patents. Many of its breakthrough innovations have filled critical domestic gaps, including the nation’s first split-type Stirling cooler, the first S/X-band cryogenic receiver, the first gas-bearing high-capacity Stirling cooler, the first membrane-based industrial helium recycling system, and the country’s first 30W and 100W gas-bearing Stirling generators.
Its products and technologies serve both defense and civilian sectors: Stirling coolers power various optoelectronic devices, while superconducting and cryogenic receivers are integral to major national projects such as the Chang'e lunar exploration program, Mars missions, and deep-space exploration initiatives, as well as advanced radar systems. Meanwhile, its environmental control and thermal management solutions support radar, communications, and other military and civilian equipment systems. Microwave and millimeter-wave components are widely used in radar, communication systems, and countermeasures. On the civilian front, its innovative products find applications in data center construction, smart industries, semiconductor integrated circuit manufacturing, large-scale scientific projects, and specialized gas-processing fields.
To bolster its innovation capabilities, the institute boasts several prestigious R&D platforms, including the Anhui Provincial Key Laboratory for Low-Temperature Technology, the China Electronics Technology Group’s Low-Temperature Electronics R&D Center, the Anhui Provincial Thermal Management Technology Engineering Laboratory, and the Anhui Provincial Postdoctoral Research Workstation—making it one of the first "New-Type R&D Institutions" recognized by Anhui Province.
Staying true to its original aspirations and mission, the 16th Research Institute looks back on its storied history of supporting China’s three-line defense strategy while embracing the lofty goal of building a science-and-technology-powered nation. Today, it proudly shoulders the responsibility of "creating optimal temperature environments and pioneering innovative superconducting electronic products." Driven by modern corporate governance reforms, the institute remains steadfastly focused on its core competencies, actively pursuing comprehensive institutional upgrades and deepening reforms. With this strategic focus, it strives relentlessly to become a world-class enterprise that commands global competitiveness.
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