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Fangda Zhikong became the first batch of Ali city open platform partners
On the morning of October 12, Ma Yun took to Sina Weibo after performing four songs at the Yunqi Music Festival. His appearance sparked a wave of online reactions, with many netizens joking that he might be better at speaking than singing.
The 2017 Hangzhou Yunqi Conference kicked off on the morning of October 11 and ran for four days in Yunqi Town. The event attracted nearly 50,000 participants from 67 countries and regions across five continents. With over 10 million expected to watch the live stream, it was one of the most anticipated tech events of the year.
This year’s conference was not just about technology—it was a fusion of tech, music, and sports. In addition to the Yunqi Shrimp Music Festival, the event featured a "Tech Expo" showcasing cutting-edge innovations. Over 800 industry leaders, including Alibaba Group Chairman Ma Yun, International Olympic Committee Chief Information Technology Officer Gerry Pennell, Chinese Academy of Sciences Academician Pan Jianwei, and others, shared insights on the future of technology and business.
A major highlight of the conference was the introduction of Alibaba Cloud's Smart City Open Platform. This initiative aimed to bring together industry partners to develop smarter urban solutions. Fangda Zhikong was among the first batch of partners, actively participating in on-site licensing activities.
Another key announcement was the launch of the Urban Brain 1.0, a groundbreaking project designed to revolutionize city management through AI and big data. Much like the moon landing program of the 1960s spurred technological progress, the Urban Brain is set to become a global platform for innovation.
Fangda Zhikong also unveiled its new smart streetlight project in Ningbo, a neighboring city of Hangzhou. These intelligent poles are more than just lighting systems—they integrate Wi-Fi, environmental monitoring, security cameras, emergency alarms, EV charging, and even future vehicle communication modules. They represent a step closer to fully connected, smart cities.
Through collaboration with Alibaba Cloud, Fangda Zhikong continues to push the boundaries of smart city development. Their partnership not only enhances mutual understanding but also lays a strong foundation for future innovation in urban management. Together, they are shaping the cities of tomorrow—smarter, safer, and more efficient.
As the conference concluded, it was clear that the future of technology is being built today, one smart city at a time.