At the end of 2012, GE stated in a report (Industrial Internet: Pushing the Boundaries of Minds and Machines): Adding traditional industries (covering manufacturing, natural resource development, construction, utilities, etc.) to transportation and healthcare, 46% of the global economy or $32.3 trillion of global output will benefit from the Industrial Internet, and this number will continue to rise as the global economy and industry develop. By 2025, it is expected that the share of broad industry will grow to 50% of the global economy, or $82 trillion of future global output. The \"Industrial Internet\" that GE is talking about here can correspond to our concepts such as \"Industrial Internet of Things\" and \"Smart Industry\". Although there are subtle differences between these concepts, in fact, everyone knows it well: it is nothing more than how to use the latest technology and business model achievements of the information industry to achieve the upgrading of traditional industries, which is called \"integration of industrialization and informationization\" in the concept of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology. Without further explanation of the concept, it will be referred to as \"Industrial Internet of Things\" in this article.
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