进博会观察|AI时代，跨国企业从 “技术支持者”到“生态共建者”

Core Insights - China has developed the most comprehensive and complete AI industry system globally, with a focus on rapid iteration and practical application, making it a vibrant innovation hub for multinational companies [2][8] - Panasonic has launched its AI strategy in China, emphasizing a dual empowerment approach that integrates AI into user scenarios and strengthens AI industry infrastructure [3][5] - Otis, a leader in the elevator industry, is leveraging AI to enhance safety and user experience, recognizing China as a key market for innovation and modernization [6][7] Industry Developments - The AI industry in China is projected to exceed 900 billion yuan in 2024, with a year-on-year growth of 24%, and over 5,300 AI companies operating in the country [8] - Panasonic is investing significantly in electronic materials factories in China, with a recent investment of 790 million yuan for a new facility that will increase production capacity by 1.35 times [5][6] - Qualcomm is showcasing its AI capabilities through various partnerships, including the launch of a humanoid robot and advancements in mobile technology, indicating a strong focus on AI integration across multiple sectors [10][11] Company Strategies - Panasonic aims to transform its core business through AI, enhancing product development and research speed while collaborating with Chinese large model enterprises [6] - Otis has introduced AI-driven products that autonomously detect elevator issues, shifting from reactive to proactive safety measures, highlighting the importance of AI in operational efficiency [6][7] - Ericsson is leveraging its extensive R&D capabilities in China to drive innovation and support local partners in achieving global competitiveness [13]