Wang Anshi once wrote in a poem: "What appears ordinary is often the most exquisite; what seems achieved with ease is actually won through hardships."We have recently bound this sentence into a 744-page compiled edition of the Hetao "1+6" *International Organizations Weekly*. From the very first issue on April 13, 2024, to the 93rd issue on June 2, 2026, it spans exactly two years, without missing a single edition.We have intentionally placed the 93rd issue at the very beginning and pressed the 1st issue into the very back. This is not a layout error; we designed it this way on purpose. It is an invitation—inviting you to start from this present moment in 2026 and walk backward against the flow of time. As you journey back, the numbers will progressively decrease—membership will roll back from over two thousand to just over a thousand, standards will recede from over two hundred to just over a hundred, while forums, training sessions, and signings will rewind one by one, all the way back to that spring of 2024: when the various international organizations had just gathered at the Hetao International Organizations Hub, and with the support of the Comentropy Service Center, the very first line of this ecological prologue was just being written.It is just like looking at the growth rings of a tree, from the outside in, tracing origins layer by layer, until you finally see the very first moment a tree began to sprout.You might ask: Isn't a weekly newsletter just a record stating that "a certain alliance has released a certain standard"? What is so interesting about that?Forums, training sessions, signings, and the discussion and revision of standards—perhaps when these words are read aloud individually, they all sound dry and tedious, like sample sentences in a textbook. Yet, when you spread out these 93 issues and unfold two years of time into a long corridor, you will see something slowly permeating from the gaps between those words, like the dampness seeping from the walls of an old building, carrying the distinct scent of time itself. The birth of a standard begins with an inconspicuous academic seminar, undergoes a long tug-of-war and meticulous refinement, and eventually lands quietly, melting into a specific chip, flowing into a certain product, boarding a vehicle, entering a cinema, embedding into a pair of headphones, and ultimately integrating into your daily life and mine. This entire process is as slow as a song without a chorus.Standardization is the "slowest fast thing" in this world. Every seminar and every single revision leave an impression so fine at the moment that it is almost untraceable; yet, when time settles and you look back, a long road has already been paved.The value of this compiled edition lies in preserving those drops of diligent cultivation hidden within the crevices of time, providing a traceable and reviewable record for the entire industry.01 Our PerseveranceWhile writing about these two years, time has also reshaped us.We established several strict rules for ourselves: do not deliberately create hype, do not exaggerate projections, and never write "possible" as "certain." Every single fact is verified three times, and every claim of a "first" must be checked against old archives to search for counterexamples first.This has slowed down our content production. However, we hope that every line of text within these 744 pages can withstand the scrutiny of time and bear the verification of the industry.The 93rd issue is not the finish line; it is merely a brief pause to calibrate our watches midway through a marathon.Moving forward, we want to let this record "grow hands and feet"—weaving scattered events, figures, and standards into a searchable and traceable map; we also want to hand over the pen, inviting experts from international alliances, engineers from enterprises, and scholars from research institutes to write this story together.The Hetao International Organizations Hub is still very young, and the footsteps of technological innovation will never stop. We make no elaborate promises, keeping only one: never stop stepping, and see you next issue.02 How to ObtainNow, we invite you to open it, embark from the 93rd issue, trace back through two years of time, and return to the spring of 2024. Perhaps on a certain page, you will suddenly recognize a specific moment you personally experienced, or a piece of work you participated in, appearing in the text in a way both unfamiliar and deeply familiar. At that moment, this volume ceases to be just a record of others. It becomes yours, too.📖 To read anytime: The digital version is available for free download as a trial edition by clicking https://www.comentropy.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/河套国际组织周刊合订本-V1.71.pdf.📚 If you were also a witness to these past two years in Hetao, leave a comment and tell us: On which page do you most wish to cross paths again with your former self? Also, send us a private message with your contact details and workplace information. We will select the top three most-liked comments to receive a beautifully printed, substantial 744-page compiled edition.May you also see the way Hetao grows within these rings of time.— Editorial Board of Hetao "1+6" *International Organizations Weekly*03 About Hetao "1+6" *International Organizations Weekly*The Hetao "1+6" *International Organizations Weekly* aims to capture and convey the latest dynamics and achievements of various international industrial and standards organizations, alongside the Comentropy Industry and Standards Innovation Service Center, within the Hetao International Organizations Hub.Through the Hetao "1+6" *International Organizations Weekly*, we provide you with weekly tech news, deep analyses, industry insights, and exclusive content on how these international industrial and standards organizations drive the frontiers of global technology through innovative collaboration. Whether you are a professional or a general reader passionate about technological development, you will discover valuable insights and inspiration here. Let us jointly witness how technology drives world progress within the Hetao International Organizations Hub and across the broader global stage.04 About Hetao International Industrial and Standards Organizations HubOfficially unveiled in January 2024, the Hetao International Industrial and Standards Organizations Hub (HIOH) is an international cluster for industrial and standards organizations established in the Shenzhen Park of the Hetao Shenzhen-Hong Kong Science and Technology Innovation Cooperation Zone, adjacent to Hong Kong. The hub has currently gathered international organizations and their service agencies, including the World Wireless LAN Application Development Alliance (WAA), the International SparkLink Wireless Short-Range Communication Alliance (iSLA), the World Ultra HD Video Industry Alliance (UWA), the Global Computing Alliance (GCC), the Global Intelligent IoT Alliance (GIIC), the Network Innovation and Development Alliance (NIDA), and the Comentropy Industry and Standards Innovation Service Center.Guided by global industrial development, led by advanced technologies, and aimed at the pursuit of quality, the Hetao International Industrial and Standards Organizations Hub cultivates and optimizes the industrial ecosystem through standardization tools, representing an innovative practice in cultivating new quality productive forces. The entire hub will leverage its radiation effect of being "based in Hetao and facing the world," driving standard innovation and industrial development across relevant fields.

[Changsha, Hunan, June 24, 2026] — Under the theme of "Digital Intelligence Computing Network, New Quality Healthcare," the 2nd Medical Industry Digital Innovation Conference & the National Grand Finale of the 8th Smart Medical Innovation Competition grandly convened. The Network Innovation and Development Alliance (NIDA) not only deeply participated in the keynote activities of the main forum but also co-hosted the "New Quality Medical Network" sub-forum themed "10-Gigabit Foundation, AI-Empowered Digital and Intelligent Healthcare." Participating healthcare experts and scholars engaged in in-depth discussions on how 10-Gigabit AI medical networks can construct a converged foundation for "Healthcare + AI," achieving highly fruitful results.At the "New Quality Medical Network" sub-forum co-hosted by NIDA, Tan Hang, Executive Vice President of the Jiangsu Future Networks Innovation Institute and Vice Chairman of NIDA, delivered the opening remarks:Tan Hang, Executive Vice President of the Jiangsu Future Networks Innovation Institute and Vice Chairman of NIDA, Delivers Opening Remarks for the Sub-ForumIn his speech, Tan Hang stated, "First of all, on behalf of the Jiangsu Future Networks Innovation Institute and the NIDA Alliance, I would like to extend my warmest congratulations on the grand opening of this conference, and express my sincere gratitude to all the organizing units and colleagues involved in its preparation. The implementation of smart healthcare must be deeply rooted in information networks. Medical networks cannot simply copy the architecture of the general Internet; they must accommodate the specific requirements of medical operations for low latency and strong encryption. We are jointly dedicated to researching and creating a faster, more accurate, safer, more flexible, and customizable future network, forging a trustworthy network foundation for smart healthcare, and providing robust support services to meet the networking needs of hospitals and universities nationwide."Following this, Huang Weihong, Executive Deputy Director of the Joint Laboratory of Mobile Medical Ministry of Education & China Mobile and Chairman of the NIDA Medical Industry Committee, introduced the definition of the "New Quality Medical Network" competition track and provided an overview of the competition:Huang Weihong, Chairman of the NIDA Medical Industry Committee, Introduces the "New Quality Medical Network" TrackHuang Weihong expressed that the application of AI and big data has brought tremendous changes to the information construction of the healthcare industry. Medical networks must also innovate alongside evolving business applications. New network architectures and technologies are emerging continuously to embrace the challenges of AI applications and massive data. The new track will continue to open up space for collaborative innovation between healthcare and networking, injecting new momentum into the coordinated development of computing networks, intelligence, data, and healthcare within the industry.During the standard interpretation segment, Jiang Wenchuan, a standards expert from the NIDA Campus Working Group, delivered an in-depth interpretation and shared insights on the two released standards in conjunction with intra-campus and cross-campus business scenarios and requirements. He stated that the construction of supporting standards will continue moving forward to serve the development of medical operations.In the standard application practice segment, the Hengqin Hospital of the First Affiliated Hospital of Guangzhou Medical University shared its practice of building a Hengqin-Macau cross-border medical foundation based on a new-generation all-optical Ethernet network and Wi-Fi 7. Relying on a "premium, converged, secure, and reliable" network solution, they achieved 10-Gigabit access and second-level medical image viewing, while establishing a trusted medical data corridor across Guangdong and Macau to realize information interoperability among hospitals in Hengqin, Zhuhai, and Macau.The Pingshan District People's Hospital of Shenzhen shared its smart diagnosis and treatment system built upon 10-Gigabit connectivity and zero-roaming technology. Through the zero-roaming network solution, the system realizes three core characteristics—wireless connectivity, IoT convergence, and intelligent O&M—breaking down traditional network barriers, which not only solidifies the foundation of current smart healthcare but also unlocks infinite possibilities for future operational innovations.The Third Affiliated Hospital of Sun Yat-sen University shared its network solution based on high-quality smart wards and intelligent O&M systems. By setting up "one single network" across the entire hospital, network devices and users became fully visible, manageable, and controllable. At the same time, the supporting AI-powered intelligent O&M system substantially reduces manual operation labor, establishing a reproducible benchmark for autonomous smart hospital networks.Finally, two first-prize winners from the New Quality Medical Network track were specially invited to deliver brilliant presentations, bringing the successful sub-forum to a well-rounded conclusion.At the closing ceremony, as one of the initiating parties, NIDA participated in the launch ceremony of the Data Resource Development and Utilization Competition:Launch of the Data Resource Development and Utilization Competition (Medical Industry)The "Data Resource Development and Utilization Competition" aims to build an innovative platform for "Intelligent Economy + Healthcare." Through the philosophy of "promoting applications and construction through competition," it seeks to select a batch of implementable and replicable demonstration projects and products for health data resource development, building data-driven new quality productive forces for the medical industry.Concurrently, at the closing ceremony, the Network Innovation and Development Alliance (NIDA) officially released two standards for the healthcare industry:Official Release of NIDA Medical Industry StandardsThe two network construction standards are: *Technical Requirements for Smart Hospital Campus Networks* and *Technical Requirements for Telemedicine Distributed Training and Inference Wide Area Networks Based on AI Large Models*. The release of these standards will help drive continuous improvements in network construction standards across the healthcare sector.The successful hosting of this conference has built an important exchange platform for the digital transformation of the medical industry. As a co-host of the event, NIDA will continue to leverage its technological advantages in the network domain, working in full cooperation with medical industry partners to jointly advance standard formulation and technological innovation, contributing strength to the construction of a smarter and more efficient healthcare service system.

On June 24, the preparatory meeting for the Consumer Electronics Innovation Congress 2026 (CEIC 2026) was held at the Shenzhen Civic Center. This meeting gathered innovative enterprises from frontier tracks such as communications, semiconductors, embodied intelligence, digital health, the low-altitude economy, and ultra-high-definition (UHD) audio-visual sectors, alongside representatives from international standards and industry organizations. The participants engaged in in-depth discussions centered on four core agenda items: predicting industry trends, deploying new technology ecosystems, constructing the sub-forum matrix, and designing featured activities. All participating parties reached a unified consensus on actions regarding new trends in the consumer electronics industry fully driven by artificial intelligence. Corporate representatives shared profound insights from their respective technological commercialization practices, providing actionable alignment for the top-level planning and content deployment of CEIC as an annual innovation grand event.Sun Huaqing, Deputy Director of the International Economic and Technical Cooperation Center of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, pointed out that China's consumer electronics industry urgently needs to build a homegrown, high-end, world-class industry event, and CEIC is one of the carriers of this mission. He emphasized that CEIC must continue to deeply cultivate innovative technologies, standards integration, and ecosystem co-construction. Starting from "small yet refined" and "small yet beautiful" approaches, it should craft premium activities and consolidate industry consensus. He expressed hope that core members would continuously provide new ideas and viewpoints, jointly showcase new products and achievements on the CEIC platform, and effectively tell the story of China's consumer electronics innovation.Sun Huaqing, Deputy Director of the International Economic and Technical Cooperation Center of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, pointed out that China's consumer electronics industry urgently needs to build a homegrown, high-end, world-class industry event, and CEIC is one of the carriers of this mission. He emphasized that CEIC must continue to deeply cultivate innovative technologies, standards integration, and ecosystem co-construction. Starting from "small yet refined" and "small yet beautiful" approaches, it should craft premium activities and consolidate industry consensus. He expressed hope that core members would continuously provide new ideas and viewpoints, jointly showcase new products and achievements on the CEIC platform, and effectively tell the story of China's consumer electronics innovation.Fan Chen, Vice President of Fourier, stated that the company currently provides robotic technology services and one-stop application solutions—ranging from product deployment and professional training to department operations—to more than 2,000 hospitals and institutions worldwide. He noted that CEIC 2026 will set up dedicated parallel forums, linking robotics, smart home, and digital health enterprises to create complete scenario demonstrations, which serves as a critical platform for embodied healthcare and elderly care technologies to move from laboratories to large-scale commercialization.Hu Bin, Government and Enterprise Director of iFLYTEK, pointed out that the company hosts the State Key Laboratory of Cognitive Intelligence. The iFLYTEK Hearing series of products has already served major events such as the National People's Congress (NPC) and Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) sessions, as well as significant projects like PetroChina. Looking ahead, it will rely on general AI to construct a multilingual, multi-modal smart office portal.Li Niejun, CMO of Aerofugia (Zero-G Aircraft Industry), stated that the company is currently the only domestic complete aircraft R&D and manufacturing enterprise that simultaneously deploys dual routes for both eVTOL (electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft) and eCTOL (electric conventional takeoff and landing airplanes). The company is working with local governments to promote the construction of "Green Aviation Flight Camps," planning to accumulate operational data from low-altitude cultural tourism scenarios and gradually extend into application fields such as urban public transportation. He believes that the low-altitude economy exhibition area established at CEIC 2026 provides low-altitude enterprises with a vital platform for consumer-facing showcases and industrial ecosystem matchmaking, helping to accelerate low-altitude flight from closed pilot stages to the mass consumer market.Zhang Wengang, Secretary-General of the World Ultra HD Video Industry Alliance (UWA), stated that the UWA Alliance has always driven industrial development through innovation, which highly aligns with CEIC's theme of "Love Innovation, Infinite Intelligence." The Audio & Video Vivid technology has been adopted by international standards such as the ITU. In terms of large-scale in-vehicle commercialization, as of now, the shipment volume of new energy vehicles equipped with Audio & Video Vivid technology is expected to exceed two million units; centralized procurement of UHD channels and set-top boxes has achieved large-scale deployment. Facing a 7.8-trillion-yuan industry space for UHD by 2030, the UWA Alliance will take innovation as the engine and intelligence as the bond to deeply participate in CEIC 2026 with its latest achievements, promoting autonomous audio and video standards toward global leadership.During the in-depth discussion segment, participating corporate representatives reached multiple agreements on the exhibition strategies, industrial cooperation, and platform construction of CEIC 2026.In terms of exhibition strategies, representatives suggested that CEIC should integrate the upstream and downstream segments of the industry chain. This will not only help corporate leaders grasp the full picture of the industry but also enhance the overall value of attendance. Concurrently, it will unlock cooperative synergies among enterprises to adapt to manufacturing and future application needs.In terms of industrial cooperation and platform construction, representatives proposed that CEIC should promote deep synergy between standards organizations and industries, providing a showcase window and expansion opportunities for innovative enterprises. Meanwhile, it should actively attract overseas enterprises to debut their products in China, fully demonstrating the scale and vitality of the Chinese consumer electronics market, and practically helping enterprises achieve commercial success and growth.The meeting clarified the theme and the full series of activity matrices for CEIC 2026, forming a "four-in-one" activity architecture consisting of "Exhibitions & Showcases + Keynote Summits + Parallel Forums + Industrial Networking."The meeting clarified the theme and the full series of activity matrices for CEIC 2026, forming a "four-in-one" activity architecture consisting of "Exhibitions & Showcases + Keynote Summits + Parallel Forums + Industrial Networking."Currently, the registration channel for enterprise exhibitions has fully opened, with the registration deadline set for September 5, 2026. Enterprises can complete exhibition and sponsorship consultations via the official website, phone, or email.About CEIC (Consumer Electronics Innovation Congress)The Consumer Electronics Innovation Congress (CEIC) is a root-technology industry grand event based in China and facing the world. With the core mission of "Jointly Defining the New Trend of Consumer Electronics," it covers fields including root technologies, core components, smart terminals, all-scenario applications, and industrial ecosystems. It builds a one-stop platform for technology releases, product showcases, industrial discussions, investment and financing matchmaking, and international cooperation, continuously driving the AI-powered intelligent transformation and global collaborative development of the consumer electronics industry. Sci-Excellence (Shenzhen) Technology Service Co., Ltd. serves as the operating entity of CEIC.The Consumer Electronics Innovation Congress 2026 is scheduled to be held at the Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Center (Futian) from October 22 to 24, and industry colleagues are cordially welcome to actively participate.

[Changsha, June 24, 2026] — The 3rd Working Meeting of the NIDA Medical Industry Committee was held onsite. More than 20 committee representatives attended the meeting, coming from the Mobile Medical Laboratory of the Ministry of Education at Xiangya Hospital of Central South University, Southern Medical University Pingshan Hospital, Tianjin Medical University General Hospital, Yunnan Cancer Hospital, the First Affiliated Hospital of Nanchang University, Jiangsu Province Hospital, the Second Affiliated Hospital of Anhui Medical University, Shandong Provincial No.3 Hospital, Jiangxi Provincial Blood Center, Shenzhen Baoan Konghai Hospital, the First Affiliated Hospital of Guangzhou Medical University, China Unicom Research Institute, Jiangsu Future Networks Innovation Institute, Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd., and ZTE Corporation. The meeting briefed committee members on the latest progress of the Alliance, deliberated on the work progress and business planning of the NIDA Medical Industry Committee, and reviewed and collected feedback on a testing methodology standard. The meeting was a complete success.The meeting commenced with an opening address by Deng Yiou, Secretary-General of NIDA. Deng Yiou extended a warm welcome and heartfelt gratitude to the participating experts and committee members, noting that the healthcare sector is a vital development direction for the NIDA Alliance. He highlighted that the Alliance will combine advanced network technologies with the profound insights of healthcare experts to jointly drive medical network innovation, embracing the challenges brought by the future wave of AI, and wished the 3rd meeting of the Medical Industry Committee a great success.Song Jianmin, Head of the Medical Industry at NIDA, introduced the overall progress of the Alliance. In the domain of standards, a "Three Horizontal and Four Vertical" standard framework has been successfully established, reaching consensus with multiple domestic and international industry academicians and leaders. Regarding international cooperation and industrial deployment, the Alliance has established collaborative relationships with renowned international organizations such as TM Forum (TMF) and Broadband Forum (BBF). Furthermore, nine countries and ten cities have joined the "Pioneer Plan," which continues to expand, with overseas members now accounting for over 30% of the total membership.Huang Weihong, Chairman of the Medical Industry Committee, introduced the overall work progress of the committee. To date, two medical industry standards have been officially released: *Technical Requirements for Smart Hospital Campus Networks* and *Technical Requirements for Telemedicine Distributed Training and Inference Wide Area Networks Based on AI Large Models*. In terms of standard piloting and promotion, he highlighted the piloting progress and efficacy of the distributed training and inference standard at the Furong Laboratory of Central South University, demonstrating highly fruitful achievements by the industry committee. Following this, he reported on the work plan for 2026, which focuses on refining supporting standard facilities. A testing standard will be launched in the second half of the year, alongside vigorous promotion of pilot implementations, particularly in the campus network domain. For standard promotion, the committee will actively drive joint standard development and adoption cooperation with international standards organizations.Finally, during the standard interpretation segment, Jiang Wenchuan, a standards expert from the NIDA Campus Working Group, presented the content and interpreted key indicators of the upcoming project *Testing Methodology for Hospital Campus Networks*, and invited all committee members to actively register and participate in the drafting and compilation of the standard.Gathering top healthcare experts and leading ICT manufacturers, this meeting systematically reviewed the work progress of the medical industry committee and jointly deliberated on its future work plan. The participants were greatly inspired by the phased achievements of the NIDA Medical Industry Committee, which has clearly charted the course for the committee's key priorities in the next phase.

[Shenzhen, China, 16 June 2026] The 7th BRICS Forum on Future Networks Innovation was successfully held on Tuesday. As a key consensus reached at the previous forum, the "BRICS Next-Generation Network Pioneer Cities Initiative" unveiled a series of key achievements. Since the official launch of the Pioneer Cities Plan in Shenzhen in April 2025, the Network Innovation and Development Alliance (NIDA) has spearheaded its development. Under this initiative, multiple BRICS think tanks, industry organizations, and end-users have actively participated in standard adoption, network upgrades, and joint innovation. Several NIDA standards have now completed pilot deployments in Kazakhstan, Indonesia, Malaysia, Uzbekistan, as well as in Shenzhen and Nanjing, China. This marks a comprehensive transition of the New-Generation Internet standards system from consensus to practice, propelling BRICS cooperation on next-generation network standards to deeper and broader levels.The following guests were present to witness the launch ceremony:1. Representatives from the Industry and Information Technology Bureau of Shenzhen Municipality2. Kaiyrbayev Amanbek, Head of the International Agreements and GovTech Promotion Division, Ministry of Digital Development, Innovations and Aerospace Industry of the Republic of Kazakhstan3. Sureswaran Ramadass, Chair, APAC IPv6 Council4. Gan Bin, Vice President, Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd.5. Tan Hang, Deputy President, Jiangsu Future Networks Innovation Institute6. Shavkat Sabirov, President, Internet Association of Kazakhstan7. Saydiakhrol Saydiakbarov, Head of Science Research Department, Technical Regulation Department, Unicon Uzbekistan8. Firnando Buenayre Sirait, Head of IoT & Digital Industry Ecosystem, IPv6 Council Indonesia9. Fan Shixi, Director of the Information Center, Shenzhen Polytechnic UniversityThe widespread adoption of NIDA standards across multiple countries, industries, and customers highlights the deepening mutually beneficial cooperation in the network sector among BRICS nations and their global partners.From joint standard development to practical application, and from technological R&D to real-world scenario deployment, the Global Pioneer Plan for New-Generation Internet is advancing steadily. It continues to drive interconnectivity, as well as mutual recognition and sharing of standards, for next-generation network technologies. Looking ahead, all parties will continue to uphold the principles of extensive consultation, joint contribution, and shared benefits. By deepening technological exchanges, standard alignment, and industrial cooperation, they will continuously unleash innovation momentum and work hand in hand to usher in a new era of global digital connectivity and network innovation.