英特尔重磅!芯片自主可控重要性凸显!科创人工智能ETF实时成交额超9300万元,或有资金逢跌抢筹!
Xin Lang Ji Jin·2025-10-10 06:57

Group 1 - Intel announced the architecture details of its new client processor, Intel Core Ultra (3rd generation), which is based on the Intel 18A process technology and is expected to ship later this year [1] - The Intel Core Ultra processor will support a wide range of consumer and commercial AI PCs, gaming devices, and edge computing solutions [1] - Intel also previewed the Intel Xeon 6+ (codenamed Clearwater Forest), designed for large-scale data centers, cloud service providers, and telecom operators, aimed at expanding workloads and reducing energy costs [1] Group 2 - The demand for AI computing has surged significantly over the past six months, with Nvidia's new architecture, Blackwell, experiencing "very high" demand [1] - The rise of AI is seen as a driving force behind a new round of technological revolution and industrial transformation [1] - Domestic AI chip and model development in China is progressing towards a unified ecosystem, with expectations for accelerated growth in the domestic AI industry [1][2] Group 3 - The urgency for domestic computing power replacement in China is increasing due to the U.S. restrictions on advanced chip exports and the suppression of domestic computing chips and models [2] - The domestic computing power sector is expected to maintain good growth momentum, with potential breakthroughs in model and chip aspects [2] - The focus on the domestic AI industry chain is reflected in the performance of the Sci-Tech Innovation Artificial Intelligence ETF (589520), which saw a significant trading volume despite a market pullback [2] Group 4 - The Sci-Tech Innovation Artificial Intelligence ETF (589520) is highlighted for its three key points: policy support for AI, the importance of domestic control in technology, and its high elasticity and offensive potential compared to direct investments in individual stocks [4][5] - The ETF's top ten holdings account for over 70% of its weight, with the semiconductor sector representing more than half of the portfolio [6]