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Core Viewpoint - The domestic AI industry chain is experiencing an independent rally despite the decline of major US tech stocks, with significant gains in stocks like Cambricon and Corechip [1][3]. Group 1: Market Performance - Cambricon's stock price surpassed 1,000 yuan, making it the second "thousand-yuan stock" in A-shares, with a net inflow of 2.234 billion yuan from main funds [1]. - The Sci-Tech Innovation Artificial Intelligence ETF (589520) reached a maximum price increase of 4.47%, closing up 4.28%, marking four consecutive days of gains and setting a new high since its listing [1]. - The index of the Sci-Tech Innovation Artificial Intelligence ETF has risen 43.45% since its low point on April 8, significantly outperforming other indices like the Sci-Tech 50 (24.24%) and the Sci-Tech Composite Index (41.38%) [3][4]. Group 2: Investment Logic - Market leaders often initiate a second wave of growth after completing an adjustment phase, and AI has met the conditions for a renewed mainline focus due to low crowding and ongoing long-term logic [5]. - The integration of AI with various industries is emphasized at the national level, indicating that AI is a crucial driver for economic transformation, with expectations for a rebound in the Sci-Tech board [6]. - Concerns over security vulnerabilities are leading domestic clients to reconsider purchasing NVIDIA chips, suggesting a potential shift towards domestic chip manufacturers like Huawei and Cambricon [7]. - The evolution of edge AI from auxiliary tools to autonomous intelligent entities is anticipated to create a trillion-dollar market, with significant developments expected in 2025 [8]. - The AI industry is projected to grow significantly, with the core industry size in China expected to increase from 18 billion yuan in 2017 to 600 billion yuan by 2024, and potentially surpassing 1 trillion yuan by 2030 [9]. - The semiconductor industry is in an upward cycle, driven by strong AI demand and the acceleration of domestic chip manufacturing, with expectations for significant benefits for Chinese semiconductor firms [10].