Government officials witness the unveiling of the two centers in Liangjiang on July 13. [Photo/liangjiang.gov.cn]

The corporate service center of China (Chongqing) Pilot Free Trade Zone (Lianglu Guoyuan Port Comprehensive Bonded Zone (CBZ)) and the new western land-sea corridor intelligent computing center were unveiled in Liangjiang New Area, Southwest China's Chongqing municipality, on July 13.

The corporate service center was mainly set up to improve the CBZ's business environment, offering relevant services to local firms in policies, government affairs, production and operation, and other aspects.

The center also has an online service platform. So far, 10 government bodies in charge of customs, taxation, business promotion, and law affairs have moved into the center, enabling enterprises to enjoy one-stop services in these fields.

The new computing center mainly focuses on centralized and distributed computing services to serve general and targeted computing demands. It will further facilitate the digitalization process for enterprises and provide highly customized computing solutions for the firms involved.

Additionally, its establishment will further promote the in-depth integration between computing power and industries and cultivate "computing + manufacturing", "computing + trading" and other such application scenarios.

The CBZ reported over 4,600 registered enterprises and achieved foreign trade volume totaling 187.1 billion yuan ($26 billion) last year.