PACS (Picture Archiving and Communication System) has become a fundamental technology and critical infrastructure in modern medical radiology, playing a vital role in clinical diagnosis, hospital research, and other areas. Modern hospitals are equipped with a large number of medical imaging devices such as X-ray machines, CT (Computed Tomography), MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging), and ultrasound systems. Physicians increasingly rely on these advanced medical imaging technologies for accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.

With the advent of the mobile internet era, smartphone penetration has exceeded 90%, making mobile applications an ideal service channel for small and medium-sized commercial banks to develop inclusive finance innovations. City Commercial Banks (CCBs) and Rural Commercial Banks (RCBs) have increasingly launched their proprietary inclusive finance platforms to expand financial accessibility.

Industry clouds and large-scale enterprise clouds predominantly adopt distributed storage architectures. The horizontal scalability and software-defined storage capabilities of distributed storage inherently align with cloud platform requirements. However, amid the proliferation of distributed storage solutions in the market, selecting an optimal option that meets the needs of industry/enterprise clouds—delivering high performance, multi-purpose functionality, simplified operations, and optimized TCO (Total Cost of Ownership)—has emerged as a critical challenge for infrastructure decision-makers.

The Government Smart Cloud Platform aims to provide standardized resource services at provincial or prefecture-level city scales, enabling multi-regional and multi-departmental collaboration, unified authentication, resource integration, cost reduction, and efficiency enhancement. Key requirements include centralized data management, unified monitoring, streamlined operations and maintenance (O&M), robust security protection, multi-site disaster recovery, regulatory compliance, and risk resilience capabilities.