ACM is committed to improving the standard and influence of its activities in China. On this basis, ACM China Council was established to support ACM members and activities in China.

Just like the original intention of ACM when it was founded, it has always maintained the goal of developing "information technology", and ACM has also become a permanent source of updating the latest information field. ACM awards Turing Awards to those who have made outstanding contributions in the computer field. This award is called the Nobel Prize in computer field.

The China Committee includes many branches of computer science and information theory, aiming at enhancing the visibility and influence of the Society in China. ACM China is committed to a series of learning activities, including attracting more learning activities to be held in China; Expand ACM publications; Provide more convenient ACM digital library and publications for China members; Improve China ACM members' participation in social activities.

ACM aims at the scientific and professional development of computer science. ACM Association achieves its development goals through conferences, periodicals, educational projects and special interest groups. ACM hosts more than 170 academic conferences every year, and includes more than 50 academic journals. The collected papers bring together the cutting-edge research and innovative thinking of the world's scientific research elites.

ACM, like an umbrella organization, provides information for all members, including the latest development of cutting-edge science, the transformation from theoretical thinking to application, and provides opportunities for information exchange.

Just like the original intention of ACM when it was founded, it has always maintained the goal of developing "information technology", and ACM has also become a permanent source of updating the latest information field. ACM awards Turing Awards to those who have made outstanding contributions in the computer field.

This award is called the Nobel Prize in computer field. In 2000, Yao Qizhi, a native of China, won the Turing Prize for his contribution to computational theory.

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