In 2022, Germany proposed a new "digital strategy", emphasizing the leading role of AI and committed to developing the potential of 6G technology. The German federal government has proposed a new "digital strategy", and the comprehensive establishment of an interconnected and sustainable data culture will become a key task in the German scientific research field in the next few years. Specifically, it includes: construction of "National Research Data Infrastructure (NFDI)" database; Connectivity between the European Cloud Plan Gaia-X and data space; Strengthen the data funding plan in scientific research field; Expand the digital infrastructure of the supercomputing center and improve the data processing capability. In terms of big data, Germany is actively promoting the establishment of a unified European travel data space, and regards the "travel data space" initiated by the German Academy of Engineering as a lighthouse project. In the field of artificial intelligence, the German government has decided to fund 50 million euros each of five artificial intelligence capability centers, including the Berlin Institute of Learning and Data Foundation and the Munich Machine Learning Center, to ensure Germany's technological sovereignty in the field of artificial intelligence. The European High Performance Computing Consortium decided to build the first 10 billion level supercomputer in Europe at the Ulrich Research Center in Germany. The German government will provide 500 million euros for this supercomputer. Germany has also established a 6G R&D industry alliance, and 29 enterprises and research institutions will study the potential of 6G technology. By 2025, Germany's 6G research program will have won 700 million euros in funding. (Outlook New Times)