The former China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission (CBIRC), established in 2018 as a government institution directly under the State Council, was mandated to Exercise unified supervision over banking and insurance sectors in accordance with laws and regulations; Maintain lawful and stable operation of these industries; Prevent and mitigate financial risks; Protect legitimate rights of financial consumers and Safeguard overall financial stability.

The financial regulatory framework comprising the former China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission (CBIRC) and its 36 provincial-level and sub-provincial-level banking and insurance regulatory bureaus has implemented Winhong CNware WinSphere server virtualization in full compliance with China-developed technology substitution mandates. It deployed 526 nodes with 1,000+ Winhong CNware WinSphere virtualization licenses and completed replacement of VMware virtualization solutions across all regulatory systems.

The former China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission (CBIRC) deployed 526 nodes, with its headquarters adopting Winhong CNware WinSphere virtualization software combined with centralized storage deployment, achieving unified management of existing VMware environments and automated bare-metal deployment management.

The 36 provincial-level and sub-provincial-level former banking and insurance regulatory bureaus implemented a full suite of Winhong CNware WinSphere virtualization software integrated with WinStore distributed storage software in a hyper-converged deployment, establishing software-defined data centers while maintaining unified management of existing VMware environments and automated bare-metal deployment management.

The OA systems, email systems, portal systems, unified identity management systems, archival systems, instant messaging platforms, QR code systems, and app stores of the former China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission (CBIRC) operate with high efficiency and stability.

All application servers, middleware, and database servers have been fully migrated to the cloud, achieving integrated software-hardware virtualization through unified resource orchestration.