地方两会｜武汉市政协委员彭骥：“五链融合”精准发力，推动武汉迈向全球光电子创新高地

Core Insights - The optoelectronic information industry is a key pillar of strategic emerging industries and a crucial engine for Wuhan's development as a national science and technology innovation center [1][2] Summary by Sections Achievements in 2025 - In 2025, Wuhan added 11 academicians, ranking second nationally, and surpassed 17,000 high-tech enterprises, placing it among the top cities in China [1] - Wuhan ranked 8th globally and 5th nationally in the Nature Index for research cities in 2025 [1] - The first Beidou high-precision chip and the fastest magnetic levitation technology were developed in Wuhan, along with the largest Hongmeng ecological innovation center in the country [1] - R&D investment in Wuhan increased from 3.51% to 4.17% during the 14th Five-Year Plan, while the added value of high-tech industries rose from 26.2% to 30.4% [1] Current Status of the Optoelectronic Industry - Wuhan's "China Optics Valley" hosts 16,000 optoelectronic information companies, including 8 leading manufacturers with revenues over 10 billion, 18 national champions, and 151 specialized "little giant" enterprises, with a total cluster scale of 850 billion [4] - The technology contract transaction volume in the optoelectronic field reached 59.213 billion in 2024, with several achievements filling domestic gaps [5] Challenges Faced - There is a mismatch between design and manufacturing capabilities, with local companies lacking essential equipment for large-scale production [6] - The industrial ecosystem is not fully formed, leading to order outsourcing due to insufficient local wafer fabrication capacity [6] - There is a shortage of high-end talent and teams in cutting-edge fields, impacting the ability to attract top international teams [6] - The connection between results transformation and market application is weak, with a lack of benchmark applications in key sectors [6] - The capital support system is inadequate, making it difficult for startups to attract venture capital [6] Recommendations for Development - A "Five Chains Integration" approach is suggested, focusing on innovation, industry, talent, service, and funding [2][7] - Establish a "hard technology special fund" for breakthroughs in core equipment and materials, and reform the research mechanism to involve multiple stakeholders [7] - Build an integrated industrial ecosystem by supporting local pilot production lines and shared wafer manufacturing platforms [8] - Change talent recruitment strategies to focus on attracting entire research teams and ensure a supportive environment for talent retention [9] - Develop an application-oriented research system that aligns technology development with market needs and establish a comprehensive financial support system for technology commercialization [9][10]