共赴一场创新生态“大合唱”

Group 1 - The core concept of innovation ecosystems is a complex structure based on network collaboration, integrating talent, technology, information, and capital to create value and share benefits, which is crucial for achieving high-level technological self-reliance and the second centenary goal [1] - Huawei's HarmonyOS serves as an example of building a complete ecosystem from scratch, now ranking among the top three mobile operating systems globally with over 300,000 applications and services, showcasing the transition from a single leader to a collaborative effort involving numerous developers and partners [2] - The new energy vehicle industry exemplifies the integration of various transformative technologies, extending its value chain into energy and communication sectors, emphasizing that no single enterprise can achieve this ecological transformation alone [2] Group 2 - Accelerating the construction of innovation ecosystems can be approached at three levels: a national "big ecosystem" led by government initiatives, a "middle ecosystem" fostering collaboration between industry, academia, and research, and a "small ecosystem" driven by incubators providing comprehensive support to enterprises [3] - The national strategy emphasizes forming a globally competitive open innovation ecosystem as a key response to the new wave of technological revolution and industrial transformation [3] - Incubators should enhance their functions in cost control, project incubation, and comprehensive services to optimize the technology innovation ecosystem and support continuous innovation output from enterprises [3] Group 3 - The ongoing "grand chorus" of innovation ecosystems is expected to sustain new productive forces, leading to a more prosperous and vibrant economic landscape in China [4]