China Electronics Technology Group Corporation No. 32 Institute

China Electronics Technology Group Corporation No. 32 Institute


China Electronics Technology Group Digital Technology (Group) Co., Ltd. (referred to as "CETC Digital [Institute 32]") is an integrated subsidiary under China Electronics Technology Group Corporation Ltd., serving as a domestic leader in digital transformation and intelligent computing. The company’s business spans industry-wide digitalization, cutting-edge digital products, and next-generation digital infrastructure projects, catering to critical sectors such as government, finance, manufacturing, transportation, energy, healthcare, and more. CETC Digital is committed to becoming a premier enterprise specializing in independent, controllable, and intelligent digital solutions across industries. Headquartered in Shanghai, CETC Digital employs approximately 6,300 professionals and directly oversees nine subsidiaries, including one publicly listed company. The organization also boasts three national-level research centers and two provincial/ministerial-level research facilities. In 2024, CETC Digital achieved revenues exceeding 12.4 billion yuan. In recent years, CETC Digital has strategically focused on "AI+" and "Data Elements ×" initiatives, reshaping the path to digital and intelligent transformation 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. By offering a comprehensive, fully integrated portfolio of independently developed, controllable digital products and core capability platforms, CETC Digital is strengthening its ability to deliver end-to-end cloud-edge solutions, thereby empowering the broader digital transformation of industries.

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