CATL(SZ:300750) Yang Shi Wang·2025-09-13 08:01Group 1 - The 14th China Intellectual Property Annual Conference focused on "Intellectual Property in the Digital Age," highlighting the importance of AI-enabled technological breakthroughs and global governance of intellectual property [1][2] - China holds 60% of the global AI patent share, making it the largest holder of AI patents worldwide, indicating a significant leap in comprehensive AI capabilities [3] - Companies participating in the conference, such as Xiaomi, achieved technological breakthroughs and industrial upgrades through AI, exemplified by their development of a new alloy material for electric vehicle manufacturing [5] Group 2 - China actively engages in international cooperation on intellectual property, participating in various global governance initiatives [6][8] - The country has joined multiple international agreements, establishing cooperative relationships with over 80 countries and regions, enhancing its global intellectual property framework [11] - CATL has developed a comprehensive global intellectual property strategy over the past decade, with over 50,000 patent applications worldwide, including more than 20,000 overseas [14] Group 3 - International attendees praised China's intellectual property protection efforts, which have bolstered foreign investment confidence [15][16] - Experts noted significant progress in China's intellectual property system, emphasizing the importance of a standardized legal framework [17] - The China National Intellectual Property Administration has improved patent examination quality through specialized divisions and the application of AI technologies [19] Group 4 - China's high-quality intellectual property protection creates a favorable legal and business environment for international companies [21] - Companies like Nokia and Qualcomm expressed confidence in China's commitment to equal treatment of domestic and foreign enterprises regarding intellectual property [23][26] - The ongoing economic growth in China is attributed to innovation, market access, and robust intellectual property protection, leading to increased foreign investments in high-tech sectors [28]