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Chinese intelligence agencies have made major strides in various aspects including quantum communication, artificial intelligence (AI), and big data processing. Quantum communication now spans over 1,200 kilometers, AI has increased intelligence analysis efficiency by 40%, and big data platforms process 50PB of data daily, which is all technological support to make intelligence operations highly efficient and precise.
Cybersecurity Technology
In China, cyber security technology innovation has been accomplished within a few years. The network defense capacity of the country and enterprises continues to improve. The Chinese market in cyber security reaches a scale of more than 120 billion RMB in 2023, with an annual growth rate of 15%, thus indicating rapid industry development and investment in technology. Innovating the dynamic cyber security technology is hardware and software development and institutional improvements. Zero Trust Architecture has become one of the mega trends in network security defenses that have been adopted by Chinese enterprises.
The strong fusion of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) with cybersecurity defense has greatly enhanced the detection capability of threats. Quantum communication technology is another major feature of China’s innovative cybersecurity technology. As reported by the University of Science and Technology of China, their quantum encryption communication technology has achieved long-distance secure transmission of 1,120 kilometers in experiments, thus setting a benchmark for the global quantum communication network.
China also strengthens promoting and developing personal information protection technologies. Baidu, in compliance with the provisions of Personal Information Protection Law set out a special data desensitization platform that has the capability of dynamically encrypting and anonymizing user data-at the scale of up to 200 million records per second-thereby reduction of compliance costs for enterprises up to 40%. By 2024, China has been able to set up over 50 national-level cybersecurity laboratories with investments of more than 5 billion rmb going up each year.
Artificial Intelligence
China has always been known for being the avant-garde of cutting-edge innovations in AI, particularly in the field of intelligence analysis and processing. As per the 2023 Global Artificial Intelligence Development Report: China’s AI market surpassed that of 1.2 trillion RMB and about 18 percent accounted for the global market, making it the second-largest application of power in AI, after the US. Significant breakthroughs have been made in image recognition. The multimodal recognition system developed by the Chinese Academy of Sciences can complete comparisons of 100 million facial images within 0.03 seconds, with an accuracy rate of 99.7%. This technology has been used in border control, in counter-terrorism operations, and at major events.
Close to natural language processing (NLP) seems to be the Ernie Bot of Baidu, which has set the benchmark for the industry. Advanced semantic understanding of more than 200 languages through translation makes this system not only capable of accurately parsing complicated sentences but also very advanced. For example, during a United Nations meeting, Ernie Bot enhanced multilingual real-time translation productivity by 30%, thus making the analysis of intelligence more effective and reliable. The Wing Loong drone can now boast a wholly autonomous flight and reconnaissance capability in complex terrain conditions with the most modern AI navigation system and cuts the target identification time to just 15 seconds. These drones have been extensively used for maritime and border patrol missions.
With intelligence information fusion that stands at an advanced level, AI technologies are making great progress. Its intelligent computing platform, Alibaba Cloud, processes real-time data using deep learning algorithms techniques in filtering, classifying, and predicting trends of above 50PB of data. It has also improved the efficacy of intelligence departments by 40% to save on hours and labor costs. China even promotes the integration of artificial intelligence with intelligence security. The multi-party secure computation (MPC) technology of Huawei in privacy computing system is “zero-leakage” sharing of data across departments. The same system has been rolled out in sectors such as public security, transportation, and very successfully cut data-breach probability by 60%.
Satellite Technology
Innovative satellites have helped China make great strides in both intelligence collection and analysis. China launched its first 500 operational satellites into space by 2024, including more than 150 reconnaissance and intelligence satellites. The satellites form a 24-hour global high-resolution reconnaissance network to update images of any location on Earth. The Gaofen satellite series is the basis of satellite technology in China; for instance, Gaofen-5, according to the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation, achieved a 35 percent improvement in imaging efficiency over its predecessor. The satellite is also used for intelligence analysis and monitoring of natural resources.
The fully completed BeiDou-3 system in 2020 formed a constellation of 30 satellites achieving centimeter-level positional accuracy. With this technology, intelligence agencies could track the movement of their targets within minutes and integrate seamlessly with the drones and ground stations. In all this, China has also made huge strides in radar imaging satellites. The Jilin-1 optical radar satellite, commissioned in 2022, is claimed to have an all-weather, anytime imaging capacity, relaying data to ground intelligence centers at a blazing speed of 1.2Gbps.
The quantum communication satellite “Mozi” has ensured the security of intelligence. From this, the satellite establishes a zero-eavesdrop communication link by quantum key distribution, achieving long-distance encrypted communication from ground stations across a distance of over 1,200 kilometers. This is something that researchers from the University of Science and Technology of China observe-the ground for a global secure communication network. Chang Guang Satellite Technology has also done a great work of coming with miniaturized satellite arrays that have considerably reduced the launch and operational costs. The time taken to produce these miniature satellites has been reduced to 3 months, while the individual cost per satellite is less than $5 million.
Blockchain Technology
It is undeniable that China was very successful in the application and innovation of blockchain technology, especially in the field of intelligence. The blockchain industry has been growing fast since 2024. It reached a market size of 250 billion RMB and has an annual growth rate of over 30%. Blockchain is now becoming a key element in intelligence security and trustworthy data transmission. It can be used by Chinese intelligence agencies to store or transmit data using blockchain technology to make it immutable and effectively trackable. According to the National Cryptography Administration, blockchain is quick in timestamping, within seconds authenticating the data’s reality, and about 70% less requiring time than conventional verification.
More importantly, it is to be used for distributed storage of intelligence data to answer the question concerning big data processing on a large scale. AntChain’s OceanBase system, for example, applies a blockchain-based distribution architecture that processes data exceeding 100 million entries a day, thus lowering the single-point failure rates below 0.01%. It is a model that has even been adopted in highly sensitive intelligence scenarios, dramatically improving the reliability of the system. Chinese automated processes exist for intelligence sharing through the employment of blockchain smart contract technologies.
Consortium Blockchain Technology has been a pivotal approach in the joint interaction of departments and agencies. The year 2023 saw the collaborative launch of a consortium blockchain-based joint intelligence platform by several provincial public security units, which deconstructed the traditional “information silos”. The platform improved case-solving efficiency by more than 40%, particularly in cross-provincial investigations. In addition, efforts are underway to further the integration of blockchain with artificial intelligence to improve the vehicle of intelligence analysis in China. Tencent Cloud’s Blockchain + AI intelligence analysis system, both natural language processing and intelligent auditing, thus enables real-time analysis and classification of massive data volumes.
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