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Core Viewpoint - The 15th National Games showcased over 130 high-tech innovations from the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, highlighting the region's vibrant technological and financial innovation landscape [1][3]. Group 1: Technological Innovations - The opening ceremony featured advanced technologies such as a torch carried by an autonomous vehicle and performances by robotic musicians, demonstrating the integration of AI and new information technologies [1]. - The Greater Bay Area is recognized as a leading innovation hub, contributing significantly to China's economic output with a GDP exceeding $2 trillion, representing 1/9 of the national economy despite only accounting for 0.6% of the land area and 6% of the population [1]. - The "Shenzhen-Hong Kong-Guangzhou" innovation cluster has ranked first globally, surpassing the "Tokyo-Yokohama" cluster, while the "Macau-Zhuhai" cluster has also made it to the world's top 100 [4]. Group 2: Financial Innovations - A comprehensive innovation capital system supports enterprises from inception to maturity, with active private venture capital firms and state-owned capital matrices in Shenzhen and Guangzhou driving growth [5][6]. - Traditional financial institutions are innovating to support tech companies, offering tailored financial products such as climate-friendly loans and insurance for R&D risks, which were previously difficult for tech firms to secure [7][8]. - Knowledge-based financial products, including intellectual property securitization, are emerging to convert intangible assets into funding, enhancing the financial ecosystem for tech enterprises [9]. Group 3: Cross-Border Collaboration - The Greater Bay Area is enhancing cross-border cooperation, as evidenced by the first cross-border marathon event, which exemplifies the seamless integration of the three regions through improved infrastructure and regulatory alignment [10]. - Collaborative innovation efforts are being facilitated by joint laboratories and projects across the Greater Bay Area, with significant participation from Hong Kong enterprises [11]. - The introduction of cross-border financing mechanisms for intellectual property is expected to further support companies' international expansion strategies [12].