Network operators
Network owners, pipeline companies, power grids, water groups
Needs
Data foundations, networked observation, smart O&M
Solutions
Solutions
Sector-by-sector strategies for China’s six national networks, reaching three tiers of customers from the top down.
Three customer tiers
Industry leaders
Steel, wind power, high-speed rail, offshore, petrochemicals, bridges
Needs
Corrosion-resistant materials, coatings, cathodic protection, inhibitors
High-end equipment
Chips, aerospace, nuclear power, hydrogen equipment
Needs
ppb-level atmospheric corrosion monitoring and reliability assessment
Six network sectors
Urban underground networks
Perforation and stray-current monitoring, smart cathodic protection, hazard remediation
~RMB 5 trillion in the 15th Five-Year Plan
New-type power grid
Corrosion monitoring and life extension for towers, grounding grids, cables and renewables
RMB 5 trillion+ in the 15th Five-Year Plan
National computing network
Corrosion and aging monitoring for liquid cooling and computing equipment
RMB 7 trillion+ across the networks in 2026
Next-gen communications
ppb-level atmospheric corrosion of base stations and chips, micro-scale reliability
Chip industry above RMB 1 trillion
National water network
Coupled water-quality and corrosion monitoring, trend forecasting and zoned alerts
Shared need of backbone projects
Oil & gas / Nuclear / Offshore
Service safety of long-distance pipelines, nuclear facilities and deep-sea structures
Nuclear branch center establishedHigh-end equipment
Chip reliability: the hidden bottleneck in domestic substitution
China’s chip industry passed RMB 1 trillion in the first half of 2026. With tiny devices and complex processes, corrosion has become a key constraint on chip reliability — and aerospace, offshore engineering, rail transit, nuclear power and hydrogen storage demand the same stability and long service life.
641
A+H listed chip companies
0
Of them focused on corrosion-resistant materials
ppb
In-situ monitoring of sulfur-bearing atmospheres and electronics, a first in China