Xin Lang Cai Jing·2025-10-29 06:49Group 1 - Nvidia announced that its Blackwell/Rubin chip platform will exceed $500 billion in business by the end of 2026, indicating a revenue forecast of $350-400 billion for the data center business over the next five quarters, which is a 20%+ upward revision from market consensus of $318 billion [1] - The surge in chip shipments and rapid capacity expansion confirmed the performance certainty of optical modules by 2026, with optical modules leading the semiconductor sector in the current AI market [1] - If the results of the US-China talks on November 1 are favorable, the global market may experience a honeymoon period similar to May-August of this year, with semiconductors expected to catch up with optical modules [1] Group 2 - The domestic AI industry chain-focused ETF (589520) showed a slight increase of 0.16% today, with a peak intraday gain of 0.63%, indicating strong buying interest [2] - Key stocks in the ETF, such as Lanke Technology and Yingxi Network, saw gains of over 2%, while other stocks like Stone Technology and Weisheng Information rose by more than 1% [2] Group 3 - The three highlights of the domestic AI ETF (589520) include: 1. Policy support driving AI growth, with core trends in AI development focusing on end-cloud integration, benefiting companies with the largest revenue in their segments [4] 2. The urgency for domestic alternatives in the context of technology friction, emphasizing the importance of information and industrial security [4] 3. The ETF's high elasticity and strong offensive potential, with over 70% of the top ten holdings concentrated in the semiconductor sector [4] - The ETF has outperformed the broader market, with a cumulative increase of 65.84% since its low on April 8, surpassing other indices like the Sci-Tech Innovation Index and Sci-Tech 50 [4][5]