科技加持，鄂尔多斯为中小企业“减负”记

Core Viewpoint - The establishment of a shared laboratory in Ordos, Inner Mongolia, aims to reduce the burden on small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) by providing access to advanced research facilities and resources, thereby enhancing innovation and development capabilities [1][3]. Group 1: Shared Laboratory and Its Impact - The shared laboratory spans 1,200 square meters and includes 62 types of professional testing instruments and 123 sets of various experimental equipment, which are available for 80 enterprises to share [1][3]. - The shared laboratory significantly lowers research and development costs for companies, allowing them to focus more on product development, production, and sales [3][4]. - The initiative addresses the challenges faced by local SMEs regarding the affordability and usability of equipment, fostering a multi-dimensional platform for scientific research, technological innovation, talent cultivation, and social services [3][4]. Group 2: Innovation and Development Strategy - The Ordos Modern Coal Chemical Innovation Technology Pilot Base is the first of its kind in Inner Mongolia, playing a crucial role in the city's strategy to build a "world-class coal chemical industry" [4]. - As of now, the pilot base has completed its civil engineering works, with auxiliary facilities under construction, and has signed contracts for 8 projects, with 5 more in the pipeline [4]. - Ordos has implemented an innovation-driven development strategy, promoting the "Science and Technology Prosperity in Inner Mongolia" initiative, and has established a matrix of 268 innovation platforms at the provincial level [4][5]. Group 3: Talent and Intellectual Property Development - In 2024, Ordos introduced 174 new research personnel to its innovative institutions, with 91% holding master's or doctoral degrees, and added 106 new intellectual property rights [5]. - The city has ranked among the top 50 in the "Best Talent Development Ecosystem Cities" nationwide and is the only city in Inner Mongolia to be listed in the top 33 for technology innovation development index among prefecture-level cities in China [5].