The China Bank Beijing Branch ATM Digitalization Project adopted Yuhong Technology's low-voltage cables, aiming to primarily address security and stability issues in the information transmission process and ensure the security and integrity of the bank's data transmission.
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The Bank of China was established on February 1912 and is one of the oldest banks in China and one of the largest banks in the world. It has always been at the forefront of China's financial industry in terms of management, development, and operations. In October 1953, the Central People's Government designated the Bank of China as a specialized foreign exchange bank. In September 1983, the State Council decided that the Bank of China would be a national foreign exchange and foreign trade specialized bank under the supervision of the People's Bank of China. In early 1994, in accordance with the deployment of financial system reform, the Bank of China began its transformation into a state-owned commercial bank. To “pursue a differentiated competitive strategy in high-tech development, leveraging its extensive branch network, electronic infrastructure, and diversified financial products, the bank is continuously striving toward the goal of becoming a modern, full-service bank that provides high-quality financial services to the broadest possible customer base.”
In this project, the Beijing Branch of the Bank of China adopted low-voltage cables from Yuhong Technology for its ATM digitalization renovation project, aiming to primarily address the security and stability of information transmission and ensure the bank's data transmission and security.
