Network Innovation and Development Alliance DocumentNIDA Policy Document [2026] 001NIDA Intellectual Property Rights Policy V2.0CHAPTER I GENERALArticle 1 The Network Innovation and Development Alliance (hereinafter referred to as the "Alliance") aims to build an open, international, and industry-influential platform for innovation and development in the fixed network field. To unite partners across the global industry chain and promote the healthy development of the global fixed-network ecosystem, the Alliance has formulated this Intellectual Property Policy (hereinafter referred to as the "Policy") to further standardize IPR-related matters within the Alliance.Article 2 This Policy is one of the important policies of the Alliance that all Alliance Members shall comply with.CHAPTER II DEFINITIONSArticle 3 The terms defined in this Policy shall have the meanings provided below:Contribution: refers to any technical proposal, draft, or revision suggestion, including any drafting or amendment to standard documents, that is formally submitted by a Member in writing (including by electronic means) to the Alliance for the purpose of being considered and potentially incorporated into the Alliance's standard documents. Any opinions, comments, or ideas raised in informal communications, such as during meeting discussions or via email, shall not constitute a "Contribution" as defined herein, unless such communication is subsequently formally submitted in writing by the Member.Standards: refer to the technical standards, technical specifications, and test specifications, etc., released by the Alliance.Draft Standards: refer to the technical standards, technical specifications, and test specifications, etc., that have not completed the release process by the Alliance and are still in the drafting or revision stage.Standard documents: includes Standards and Draft Standards.Standard essential patent (SEP): refers to a patent or patent application that is technically indispensable for implementing standards formulated or revised by this Alliance. "SEPs" as referred to in this Policy do not include: (1) any Standard essential patents or patent applications relating to standards issued by third-party organizations that are cited in the standards developed by this Alliance; (2) any Standard essential patents or patent applications relating to illustrative examples or reference information contained in the final standard documents.Affiliate: refers to any legal entity that directly or indirectly controls another entity, is controlled by another entity, or is under common control with another entity, through the ownership of more than fifty percent (50%) of its voting rights or equity. If the term "Member" is used in this Policy, it shall also include all Affiliates of that Member.CHAPTER III IPR LICENSING AND INFORMATION DISCLOSUREArticle 4 Members agree to grant licenses to standard implementers for the implementation of the SEPs they hold on fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory (FRAND) terms.Article 5 A patent licensing commitment made by a SEP holder shall be irrevocable once submitted, unless the declared SEP is no longer essential to the implementation of the standard due to changes in the standard content, or the SEP holder submits a new licensing commitment on more favorable terms, i.e., changing from licensing commitment on fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory terms to granting a royalty-free license on fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory terms.Article 6 For a SEP for which a licensing commitment has been made, the SEP holder shall, prior to any transfer of the patent, inform the transferee of the content of the licensing declaration or commitment and the related obligations under this Policy. Regardless of whether such notice is given, any transferred SEP shall remain subject to the commitment and the restrictions set forth in this Policy. The SEP holder shall not transfer a SEP for the purpose of circumventing its licensing obligations.Article 7 No later than one(1) calendar month of receiving the public notification of a Draft Standard of a Standard, a Member shall disclose patent information and submit patent licensing declarations to the Alliance using Appendix Form 1. If a Member dose not agree to license a certain SEP relating to the Standard, it shall simultaneously provide written reasons for such refusal. If a Member fails to submit an objection within one(1) calendar month after the public notification of the Draft Standard, the Member shall be deemed to have agreed to license all SEPs relating to the Standard it holds for the implementation of the standard in accordance with the provisions of Article 4 of this Policy. The Alliance may, after fully considering the written reasons provided by the Member, decide whether to retain the Member's membership in the Alliance.If a Member is unwilling to make the licensing, the Alliance shall engage consulting experts to seek alternative solutions. If no alternative solution is available, the Council of the Alliance or its authorized body shall vote on whether to suspend or terminate the R&D and publication of such Standard, while seeking other solutions.Article 8 For any Contribution submitted by a Member, the Member shall not refuse to license, on fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory terms, any SEPs it holds that are involved in the Contribution.Article 9 If a SEP held by a non-member organization or individual comes to the Alliance's attention, the Alliance shall:(I) Actively contact the non-member SEP holder and seek effective ways to obtain a licensing declaration for the patent from the holder (using Appendix Form 1);(II) If the non-member SEP holder refuses to provide a licensing commitment, or refuses to license its SEPs to standard implementers on a fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory basis, the Alliance shall convene consulting experts to seek solutions, including but not limited to:(1) If the standard has not yet been published, feasible alternatives should be considered. If no alternatives are available, the Alliance Council or its authorized body shall vote on whether to suspend or terminate the development and publication of the standard, while continuing to seek other solutions.(2) If the standard has already been published, feasible alternative solutions should be considered. If no alternative solutions are available, other effective measures shall be pursued. If no solution can be found, the Alliance council or its authorized body shall vote on whether to revise the standard, suspend its adoption and promotion, or withdraw the standard.Article 10 When a Member becomes aware that it, other Members, or non-member entities, or individuals may hold SEPs, the Alliance encourages such Member to notify the Alliance in writing of such potential SEP situation as early as possible, and to disclose relevant patent information using Appendix Form 1.Article 11 When disclosing patent information, a Member shall be responsible for the authenticity of the patent information provided. A Member undertakes not to intentionally conceal in any manner or fail to proactively disclose patent information that is required to be disclosed pursuant to this Policy.Article 12 The Alliance grants its Members a royalty-free, non-exclusive, worldwide, and non-sublicensable copyright license to use solely for activities relating to the implementation of standards. The copyright of the Standard Documents, reports, White Papers, and other deliverables published by the Alliance shall belong to the Alliance. Without the consent of the Alliances, no Member shall use such materials beyond the scope authorized by the Alliance.Article 13 Unless otherwise specified by the Alliance, Members agree to grant the Alliance an unconditional, royalty-free, irrevocable, sublicensable, perpetual, and non-exclusive worldwide license to all copyright-protected works that they own and submit to the Alliance and that relate to contributions and standard content, including but not limited to proposals, drafts, reports, white papers, and other documents. Such licenses shall be limited to the following purposes and scope:(1) For internal communication within the Alliance;(2) For the formulation, revision, evaluation, release, and promotion of standards;(3) For industry promotion.If a Member is aware that the materials it submits include third-party copyrighted content, the Member shall disclose this to the Alliance.Article 14 Members agree that, during the period of their membership, the Alliance may use their trademarks or organization names to accurately indicate their membership or their relationship with the Alliance or its activities. This includes, but is not limited to, listing Members' organization names or trademarks on the relevant Member pages of the Alliance's website.Article 15 Where there occurs any material change in information or status of the intellectual property rights for which a Member has made a licensing commitment under this Policy—including but not limited to changes in the ownership of patents, trademarks, copyrights, etc.—and such change may affect the substance of the licensing commitment or the normal operation of the Alliance, the Member shall promptly notify the Alliance.Article 16 A Member's implementation patent license declarations made under this Policy pursuant to Articles 4 and 7 remain valid even if the Alliance is terminated due to dissolution or deregistration, the Member's membership ends due to withdrawal or expulsion, or the Member's membership is suspended. The provisions of Article 7 shall apply to SEPs contained in any draft standards developed by the Alliance or its working bodies prior to a Member's withdrawal or expulsion.Article 17 The Alliance owns and centrally manages all rights to its trademarks and other related logos.CHAPTER IV DISCLAIMERArticle 18 The Alliance is not responsible for reviewing the validity or applicability of SEPs or patent license declarations provided by patent holders to the Alliance, nor does it guarantee the authenticity or completeness of the SEP information.Article 19 Neither the Alliance nor its Members are obligated to search for or analyze SEPs. However, this does not prevent the Alliance or its Members from conducting due diligence or other technical searches regarding SEPs.Article 20 The Alliance shall not be liable to any Member or any third party for any direct, indirect, special, incidental, punitive, or collateral damages arising from this Policy, regardless of whether the damages are relating to contracts, infringements, warranties, or any other aspects and whether the Member or third party is informed of the possibility of such damages. Such damages include, but are not limited to, costs of purchasing substitute products or services, loss of profits, loss of use, and loss of data.CHAPTER V OTHERSArticle 21 This Policy is governed by and shall be interpreted in accordance with the laws of the People's Republic of China. The Alliance reserves the right of final interpretation of this Policy.Article 22 If a Member violates the provisions of this Policy, the Alliance may take measures such as suspending the Member's rights and interests, dismissing the Member, and claiming reasonable losses from the Member.Article 23 Matters relating to patent licensing should primarily be resolved through direct negotiation between the patent holder and standard implementer. Any disputes arising from the implementation of the Alliance's standards involving patent issues shall be resolved by the relevant authorities.Article 24 This Policy is provided in both Chinese and English, with both versions having equal legal effect. In case of any discrepancy or ambiguity between the two versions, the Chinese version shall prevail.Article 25 This Policy applies to all IPR-related activities of the Alliance. The initial version of this policy was issued and became effective in 2024. This revised version shall take effect in 2026 and shall supersede in its entirety the original version issued in 2024. If necessary, the Alliance Council or an authorized body of the Council may formulate detailed rules for the implementation of this Policy.APPENDIX FORM 1: NIDA Patent Disclosure and Implementation License DeclarationStandard InformationStandard NameStandard No.Patent Holder/Applicant InformationPatent Holder / Applicant NameContact NamePhone NumberPostal CodeE-mailContact AddressSEP Information(Optional. Required if "SEP Implementation License Declaration" - Option c) is selected)Patent No.Patent NameSEP Implementation License DeclarationThe patent holder/applicant agrees to comply with the Intellectual Property Policy of the Network Innovation and Development Alliance. When any patent held by this patent holder/applicant becomes an SEP for the finally released standard mentioned above, the patent holder/applicant hereby makes the following licensing commitment (select one of the three options below):□ (a) The patent holder/applicant agrees to grant a royalty-free license to any organization or individual to use the patent when implementing the standard on FRAND terms.Note: The patent holder/applicant may make the above commitment under reciprocal basis.□ (b) The patent holder/applicant agrees to grant a license to any organization or individual to use the patent when implementing the standard on a fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory (FRAND) basis.Note: The patent holder/applicant may make the above commitment under reciprocal basis.□ (c) The patent holder/applicant is unwilling to grant a license under either of the foregoing options.Patent Holder/Patent Applicant (Signature/Seal):Date: / / (MM/DD/YYYY)NIDA Intellectual Property Rights Policy V2.0

(Note: The following article is from the World Internet Conference, author: World Internet Conference)In Ooty in 2024, small bridges and flowing water stir innovative energy, and boats swing open to sparkle bright stars: The award ceremony of the First World Internet Congress Outstanding Contribution Award was held at the opening ceremony of the 2024 Ooty Summit, with seven leading figures and 14 well-known enterprises from around the world winning awards. The award-winning individuals and enterprises come from various fields, including Internet infrastructure, mobile communications, Internet platforms, artificial intelligence, chip design, energy and power, and cyber security. They have drawn a diverse and prosperous Internet ecosystem, encouraging more excellent enterprises to devote themselves to the development of the Internet and jointly explore the possibilities of the digital future.Outstanding Contribution Award 2025Enterprise direction filing starts todayThe expiration date is Beijing time.17:00, 15 August 2025If your businessSocial responsibility on our shoulders, giving back to society with technologyInnovation-Driven Development and Leading Industry TransformationCultivate growth potential and shape the future- Immediate declarationLet the world witness your contribution.I. Filing MethodAwards are open to all businesses. The participating enterprises can declare independently or recommend them through the general assembly members. Councillors and senior members can recommend 10 enterprises, and members of other categories can recommend 5 enterprises.Applicants should log in to the online application system (Outstanding Contribution Award) before 17:00, August 15, 2025 (Beijing Time) to complete the application at : https://awards.wicinternet.org.II. Selection ConditionsWith the development and evolution of digitalization, networking, and intelligence, the Internet has been widely integrated into various industries and continuously injects power to economic growth and the development of new productive forces. In view of this, the enterprise direction is open to all enterprises related to Internet technologies, models, or ecosystems to recognize the active exploration and outstanding contributions of various industries in the Internet field.Declaring enterprises must agree with the purposes of the World Internet Congress International Organization, meet the basic requirements of the declaration category, and meet one or more other requirements. An enterprise can select up to two categories for application, and the previous award-winning enterprises must be separated one session before participating in the same category again.Social contribution1. Basic conditions: Enterprises actively undertake social responsibility, set strategic goals related to social responsibility, and implement them in daily operations to actively promote global sustainable development.2. Other conditions(1) Actively participate in international cooperation and promote global development in areas related to connectivity, cultural exchanges and mutual learning, digital economy, and cyber security.(2) The business scale ranks in the forefront of the industry and makes positive contributions to socio-economic growth and job creation.(3) Make outstanding contributions to social development through other means.Innovation and Breakthrough1. Basic conditions: Enterprises put innovation into the core strategy, high investment in innovation, boldly transform innovative ideas into products, services, projects, business models, and so on, and achieve good market benefits.2. Other conditions(1) Product service innovation can effectively address industry pain points and meet new market requirements.(2) Innovate business models, break through traditional business models, and maximize business value.(3) Operation management innovation: Improve operation efficiency and overall management level through digital transformation, talent management, and process optimization.(4) Make innovative breakthroughs in other related fields, or make other significant innovative breakthroughs using Internet-related solutions.Growth potential1. Basic conditions: The enterprise has been established for less than 10 years. (Establishment Date on and after May 16, 2015) The growth rate is ahead of the industry average and has formed a competitive edge in the segment.2. Other conditions(1) The business scale has achieved significant growth in recent years.(2) Have core competitive advantages in technology development, business sectors, business models, and operation management, and have good future growth expectations.(3) Demonstrate huge growth potential through other means.III. Award Evaluation ProcessPhase 1: Award Application (Now - August 15)Please submit your application within the specified time.Phase 2: Expert review (August 15–August 31)Authoritative experts and leading figures from relevant fields across the globe review the application materials and determine the list of candidates.Phase 3: Prepare for awarding (early September – before the summit)The organizer shall notify the selected enterprises to provide the audio, video and graphic materials required for awarding awards, and the representatives of the winning enterprises shall cooperate in preparing for on-site awarding and other related work.Phase 4: Awarding ceremony (during the summit)An award ceremony will be held during the opening ceremony of the Wu Town Summit.Contact UsMs. Zhao010-87931732Mr. Ji010-87931738Mailboxcontribution@wicinternet.org* is an important member of the World Internet Congress. NIDA can recommend outstanding global enterprises to apply for awards. All * members are welcome to contact the NIDA Secretariat to submit the recommendation form:Contact: Ms. ShenPhone number: 15988134889Mailbox : shenyi@nida-alliance.com

Network Innovation and Development Alliance (NIDA) plans to set up a cyber security working group to further promote the healthy development of the cyber security industry and promote the building of endogenous security capabilities for the next generation Internet. It is now open to the whole society to solicit members of the working group and experts.Introduction to the AllianceNetwork Innovation and Development Alliance (NIDA) is an international industry standards organization that defines the evolution path of global Internet infrastructure and promotes network technology innovation in emerging scenarios. NIDA is an international, professional and non-profit social organization, which is voluntarily formed by industry institutions, universities, scientific research institutes, companies and enterprises around the world.Alliance Value / Industry1. Support the development and implementation of Internet infrastructure strategies/policies in countries.2. Promote the upgrade of the fixed network industry and expand the connected industry.3. Accelerate the maturity of innovative technologies and promote industry application and value realization.Alliance value / to members1. Invest in the development of next-generation Internet standards to improve industry influence.2. Participate in the analysis and research of new scenarios, new requirements, and new technologies to maintain technological advancement.3. Become a channel for institutions to obtain industry requirements and accurately determine research directions.4. Expand the value conversion of research results through the standardization of innovative technologies;5. Participate in industry chain communication and collaboration to expand business opportunities.6. The international industry platform helps enterprises to go to sea and expand their international business and influence.Introduction to the Working GroupBackgroundThe next generation Internet has spawned a variety of new service scenarios and network construction solutions. The increasingly severe global security attack and defense situation and new cyber security risk factors pose severe security challenges to the construction and use of the next generation Internet.The work purpose of this working group is to fully consider high-level security capability requirements during next-generation Internet planning and design, formulate high-level network construction standards with international consensus, and promote the application of standards in real-world scenarios, effectively support members' investment and construction, and promote the healthy development of the cyber security industry.Working Group PositioningThe goal of the cyber security workgroup is to build the most influential next-generation Internet network construction security standard organization and industry platform to meet new requirements for data communication cyber security capabilities in emerging business scenarios, and carry out technological innovation and implementation incubation, network construction solution standardization, and testing and certification.Work Content1. Research new service scenarios of the next generation Internet and emerging security challenges faced by new network construction modes.2. Support the initiation and formulation of national standards, industry standards, and research topics related to the next generation Internet cyber security direction, and provide industry input for national standards and industry standards.3. Release cyber security group standards and conduct related assessment.4. Organize standard training and pilot demonstrations to facilitate the interconnection between security technology innovation and industry applications.5. Take the lead and cooperate with other groups to carry out activities such as international industry summits, industry platform exchanges, and cooperative investment and construction plans to facilitate the alignment between cyber security vendors and domestic industry customers.Add-in InstructionsJoining Requirements1. Become a member of Network Innovation and Development Alliance.2. Unit requirements:· has certain standards, technologies, or industry advantages in the cyber security industry or fixed network field.· committed resources to support standards work.The · can be represented on a regular basis in the activities of the working group.Contact InformationUnits that are interested in becoming members of the Alliance and participating in the Cyber Security Working Group should apply for membership before June 30.1. Send an email to:contact@nida-alliance.com, obtain the membership application form. The email subject is "Cyber Security Workgroup Application - [Company/Individual Name]."2. Contact staff:Contact: Ms. ChengPhone : 18306294634Membership BenefitsBoard Member UnitIn addition to enjoying all the rights of ordinary member units and senior member units:1. An employee of the Company may be assigned to the Board of Directors and enjoy the right to vote, be elected and vote;2. Employees of the unit may be assigned to run for the management position of the league;3. may nominate candidates for President, Vice-President or Secretary-General;4. Nominate additional candidate governing bodies;5. May initiate proposals for the establishment, abolition and adjustment of the first-level ministries or committees under the Union, and may nominate the corresponding responsible persons;6. Special communication meetings can be initiated.7. To make suggestions and suggestions for the development planning and working direction of the Union.Senior Member UnitIn addition to the full rights of the ordinary membership unit:1. Initiate project initiation and nominate project owners.2. Employees of the unit may be assigned to run for the management position of the league;3. Attend the communication seminars planned and organized by the alliance for free.4. Access to display opportunities at preferential rates in promotional activities carried out by the Alliance;5. An application to become a director can be submitted after certain conditions are met.Ordinary Member Unit1. may authorize representatives of their own units to participate in meetings organized by the Union at all levels;2. Participate in the daily meetings of the Alliance Working Group and submit documents.3. The availability of periodic working papers and official published standard texts;4. You can apply for alliance certification.Observing Member Units1. To participate in relevant meetings of the Working Group of the Alliance with the approval of the Secretariat;2. You can apply for alliance certification.3. The observation member is valid for 1 year (from the date of application approval), and can apply for membership of other types after expiration.Workgroup BenefitsIf you join and become a member (or more than a common member) in the cyber security workgroup establishment phase, you can preferentially obtain some workgroup rights and interests in addition to the rights and interests of the corresponding member level.1. Obtain the research results of the working group and participate in national standards projects and research projects led by the working group.2. Preferentially participate in the standard development of the working group and obtain the right to sign the standard.3. Preferentially participate in the standard assessment of the work team and obtain certificates and reports.4. Preferentially participate in various cyber security industry promotion activities organized by NIDA and obtain alliance industry recommendation and marketing resources.5. Recommend standard projects first and include them in the workgroup plan.

Network Innovation and Development Alliance (NIDA) recently launched a brand new logo, which is not only a visual update, but also a profound reflection of the brand's philosophy and strategic direction. The design of the new logo continues the original brand gene, but also introduces more innovative elements to adapt to the rapidly changing industrial environment and global market demand.Interpretation of the Original Logo DesignThe original NIDA logo is based on four letters and cleverly uses the design technique of positive and negative space to form the visual effect of the light of technology between "i" and "D", implying innovation and future. The cross-shaped design, which resembles a partial close-up of network wiring, symbolizes connectivity in the Internet world and the smooth and seamless ultra-fast broadband user experience it brings.In-depth analysis of the new logo designThe new logo is designed to break the tradition by using organic liquid shapes connected to the body shape, which symbolizes the fluidity and connectivity of data and the dynamics of data flow and information delivery. Reflects the new quality of the Internet in terms of experience upgrade.At the same time, this fluid pattern symbolizes NIDA's adaptability and flexibility in a rapidly changing industrial environment.Further, the new logo forms the letter "N" on the surface of a sphere in the form of "dots" and "lines". This not only showcases NIDA's image as a global alliance of nations, but also conveys several layers of meaning through the open design in the graphics: NIDA's open organizational structure, standards for global industry promotion, and more flexible scenario coverage capabilities.The letter "N" consists of four key points, which reflect the four business scenarios of the new quality Internet: joint computing, joint intelligence, joint data, and joint air. Innovatively proposed four new technology directions: ultra-broadband new connections, new IPv6+ expansion, new network intelligence, and new security mechanisms.In addition, the two-handed design in the logo emphasizes NIDA as a collaborative and open alliance.Finally, although the design is a graphic design, it gives a three-dimensional sense in the visual sense, implying NIDA in the field of new quality Internet technology promotion thinking.Color and visual communicationThe ruby blue gradient color of the new logo further enhances the brand's visual impact. Blue is often associated with intelligence, trust and stability, and the use of dark blue and light blue not only represents NIDA's professionalism, but also adds a sense of modernity and vibrancy. The choice of this colour certainly strengthens NIDA's brand image as a reliable and professional group.Conclusion:NIDA's new logo is an important milestone in the evolution of its brand. It is not only a visual symbol update, but also a comprehensive demonstration of the brand's core values and vision for the future. Through this logo upgrade, NIDA not only strengthens its position at the heart of global network innovation, but also conveys to the world its relentless pursuit of innovation, collaboration and technological excellence.

Dear Members of Network Innovation and Development Alliance (NIDA),Artificial intelligence has transformed our work and life, injecting new momentum into the Internet infrastructure. To gather global consensus and promote next-generation network innovation and development, the 2nd Network Innovation and Development Conference, hosted by Network Innovation and Development Alliance NIDA, will be held on November 20, 2024 in the famous international Internet town-Wuzhen.With the theme of "Leading with New Quality, Pioneering Sailing", the conference brought together top industry organizations and regional industry leaders in Ooty for the first time to discuss the next generation network evolution direction, launch the next generation network pioneering action plan, and share pioneering practices around the world.Sponsorship Initiatives: We hereby extend our sincere invitation to all our members to be a valued sponsor of this conference. Your active participation is a significant contribution to global industrial innovation and cooperation. Your participation will inject more vitality and vitality into this session, and jointly write a new chapter of global Internet cooperation. Look forward to your positive response and valuable support, let us hand in hand, create brilliant!Sponsorship ProgrammeDiamond Sponsorship : ¥800, 000.00Sponsorship Interests:1. Obtain the rights and interests of participating in the discussion and decision-making of the activity content, planning scheme, and execution scheme.2. Obtain two keynote speaking seats. The speech duration is 15-20 minutes. The speech documents must be reviewed and approved by the organizer. The speech duration is determined by the organizer.3. One speaker's seat for round-table discussions and participation in round-table sessions of the discussion forum;4. Obtain one guest seat at the ceremony and witness the ceremony.Gold Sponsorship : ¥500, 000.00Sponsorship Interests:1. Obtain one keynote speech seat. The speech duration is 15-20 minutes. The speech documents must be reviewed and approved by the organizer. The speech time is determined by the organizer.2. Obtain one guest seat at the ceremony and witness the ceremony.Silver Sponsored : ¥20, 000.00Sponsorship Interests:1. Obtain one speaker's seat for round-table discussions and participate in round-table sessions of the discussion forum;2. Obtain one guest seat at the ceremony and witness the ceremony.Cooperation AdvantagesIncrease brand awareness: Through this conference, sponsors can increase the brand awareness in the global Internet industry.Expanding international markets: Through this conference, sponsors can expand international markets and increase business opportunities;Establish long-term partnerships: Sponsors can establish long-term partnerships with heavyweight industry organizations and industry leaders in the Internet field to jointly promote the development of the fixed network industry.Sponsorship Contact InformationContact: Shen IridiumPhone number: 15988134889Contact Email : shenyi@nida-alliance.com

On October 29, 2024, the Network Evolution Working Group (WG01) held the first meeting and kick-off meeting of the working group in the form of an online Tencent meeting. Gao Wei, Cao Chang, Wei Liang, Chen Shuanglong, Zhu Yongqing, Hu Zehua, Wang Junjie, Zhu Haidong, Wu Yixuan, Hao Bin and Zhang Shuai attended the meeting. This meeting is of symbolic significance and lays a solid foundation for the subsequent task execution and activities of the Network Evolution Working Group.At the meeting, the secretary of the working group introduced the background, objectives, organizational structure, and current operation of the NIDA Alliance. The participants discussed the objectives and plans of the network evolution working group, and unanimously approved the work plan and objectives of the working group.The meeting also adopted the proposal that Mr. Zhu Yongqing, Director of the IP Network Technology Research Center of the Institute of Network Technology of the Research Institute of China Telecom Co., Ltd., nominated by Chairman Gao Wei, serve as the Vice Chairman of the Network Evolution Working Group.At the same time, the meeting reviewed and passed the Next Generation Network for 5.5G Era(Net5.5G) deployment guideline project initiation resolution. The subsequent network evolution working group (WG01) will select a date to submit the project to the Technical Committee (TC) for formal decision-making.The kick-off meeting was successfully concluded. During the meeting, delegates actively participated in the discussions, had in-depth exchanges on key topics, reached multiple consensuses, and clarified the future work direction of the working group.

On October 12, 2024, the NIDA Data Center Network Working Group held a working group kick-off meeting in the form of an online meeting. Cloud Institute of China Academy of Information and Communication, ZTE Corporation, China Mobile Software Cloud Network Product Department, China Telecom Cloud Computing Research Center, China Unicom Research Institute, Pengcheng Laboratory Broadband Communication Department, Computer Network Information Center of Chinese Academy of Sciences, and Beijing Xinertai Technology Co., Ltd. , Jiangsu Future Network Innovation Research Institute, Shenzhen Future Zhilian Network Research Institute, iFly of HKUST, Institute of High Energy Physics of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Computing Center of Peking University, Ping An Technology Co., Ltd., Zijinshan Laboratory, Zhuhai Xingyun Zhilian Technology Co., Ltd., Suzhou Shengke Communication Co., Ltd., Shenzhen Hua More than 20 members, including Er Data Technology Co., Ltd. and Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd., attended the meeting. This kick-off meeting is a milestone and lays a solid foundation for the establishment and development of the data center network team.At the meeting, Guo Liang, Chairman of the Working Group, delivered a speech, introducing the mission and objectives of the Working Group, and encouraging everyone to devote themselves to their work with greater enthusiasm and confidence. He hoped that at the meeting, everyone would speak freely and actively communicate with each other and make joint suggestions for the development of the working group.The meeting first considered the proposal for the establishment of the working group. After full discussion, delegates agreed that the establishment of the working group is of great significance to guide the planning and construction of the next-generation intelligent computing center network. Finally, the meeting voted unanimously to establish the working group motion, announced the formal establishment of the working group.In view of the lack of network construction standards in the current data center network field, the work team will focus on developing network construction standards for data center networks. In addition, the work team plans to release standards for the intelligent computing data center network field in the near future, leading the construction of next-generation data center networks. In the future, more technical discussions and research will be carried out on the application and innovation of Ethernet technology in intelligent computing and high performance and environment.Several important developments were achieved at this meeting, which laid a solid foundation for the future development of the Working Group.

On October 15, 2024, the Network Intelligence Working Group (WG02) held a kick-off meeting in the form of an online Tencent meeting. 24 members, including Ma Junfeng and Han Sai, attended the meeting. This kick-off meeting is a milestone and lays a solid foundation for the establishment of the network intelligence working group.Ma Junfeng, Chairman of the Working Group, delivered a speech: Ecosystem partners in all phases of production, university, and research work will be carried out in this working group. We all share the following objectives: Discuss the key technologies involved in the evolution to L4 high-level self-intelligence, including the construction of the industry ecosystem and the output of the Chinese standard solution to overseas countries. We hope that we can achieve the industry goals through joint efforts.Working Group Vice-Chair Hansai mentioned: Currently, we mainly focus on the research on the large-scale communication network model. We hope to work with members of the working group to develop L4 research on standards and applications in the future.Wu Bingqing (on behalf of Wang Chunsheng), Vice-Chair of the Working Group, mentioned: Jiangsu Future Network Innovation Research Institute has been building an experimental network covering the whole country, which has entered the acceptance phase. It hopes to provide a good experimental basis for the work team's follow-up work.Working Group Vice-Chair Liu Chun mentioned: With the joint efforts of CCSA TC610, ICT Institute, and many industry partners, Huawei has actively promoted the development of the self-intelligent network industry. As Vice-Chair of the Working Group, I will continue to actively support and cooperate with relevant industry activities, and warmly welcome the active participation and support of all online colleagues.The meeting reviewed the project initiation resolution on the Technical Requirements for Intelligent O&M Capability of Enterprise Campus Networks. In view of this project, Chairman Ma Junfeng put forward two important points:1. The standard project initiation proposal and standard draft need to be modified and improved as required, and the communication and coordination with the NIDA Secretariat must be ensured.2. Detailed templates and processes need to be developed and publicized to gain the endorsement and support of the WG chairs.These recommendations are intended to further standardize the project management process and ensure that the project can proceed smoothly and achieve the desired objectives.The Technical Requirements for Intelligent O&M Capability of Enterprise Campus Networks has been updated based on the latest project initiation application template and passed the online voting on October 18, meeting the 70% approval rate required for project initiation. Next, the WG02 WG selects a date to submit the project to the Technical Committee (TC) for formal initiation decision. Attached voting result : https://my.alliancehub.net/a/nida/wg/WG02/vote/136The kick-off meeting came to a successful conclusion. During the meeting, representatives of all parties made active speeches, discussed important topics in depth, reached many consensus, and determined the direction of the work of the Working Group in the future.

On October 18, 2024, the Network Innovation and Development Alliance (NIDA) held the inaugural meeting of its Technical Committee (TC) in Beijing. The meeting was held in person and online, with 35 representatives from member organizations in attendance. Among them, 3 board members and 4 senior members held voting rights. Entrusted by the council, the NIDA TC led the development of alliance standards, and jointly discussed and determined the future technical development direction of the alliance.Zhang Liang, vice chairman of the NIDA TC, delivered an opening speech. He fully recognized the important role of the TC in promoting the innovation and development of fixed network technologies and emphasized the TC's responsibilities include closely following technology trends, participating in the formulation of network standards, and promoting the implementation of those standards. He also encouraged all members to actively contribute their insights and support the TC's work.The NIDA Technical Committee Terms of References (Trial Version), also known as NIDA TC ToR, was reviewed in the meeting to ensure that all members understood the TC's operational mechanism and scope of rights and responsibilities. The participants then deliberated on and passed the NIDA TC ToR.The meeting reviewed and approved the proposals of four working groups: network evolution working group, network intelligence working group, data center network working group, and campus network working group. The chairman and vice chairmen of each working group were elected, and the working groups were established.The election results are as follows:Chairman of the network evolution working group: Gao Wei; vice chairmen: Cao Chang, Wei Liang, and Chen ShuanglongChairman of the network intelligence working group: Ma Junfeng; vice chairmen: Han Sai, Wang Chunsheng, Liu Chun, and Bo KaitaoChairman of the data center network working group: Guo Liang; vice chairmen: Shao HuiyongChair of the campus network working group: Guo Xiaoyan; vice chairmen: Lu Xi, Chen Jie, Miao Fu, and Yuan LiquanThis meeting was successfully concluded in an efficient and orderly atmosphere, laying a solid foundation for subsequent TC-related work. With the support of the NIDA TC, the NIDA will be able to further gather global industry consensus, build an international ecosystem spanning the industry, academia, research, and business sectors, and achieve the goal of promoting the next-generation Internet technology innovation while supporting the sustainable development of the industry.