Zheng Quan Ri Bao Wang·2026-01-12 10:28Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the transformation of Chinese industrial parks and commercial buildings from "space providers" to "industry enablers" driven by technological innovation and industrial integration, particularly highlighted during the "2025 Ninth New Driving Force Summit" [1] - Zhang Guobin, Deputy General Manager of Zhongguancun Development Group, outlined three strategic focuses for economic transformation: strengthening manufacturing foundations, stimulating innovation dynamics, and promoting collaborative openness [1] - High International's research manager noted that the main economic highlights for China in 2025 will stem from improved foreign trade quality and a surge in new productive forces represented by AI, with Zhongguancun's Grade A office market showing a net absorption of over 176,000 square meters, accounting for 53% of the city's total [1] Group 2 - The report indicates that industrial parks are becoming the main force in the new infrastructure and technological transformation, with diverse service demands emerging from various stakeholders, including government, operators, and enterprises [2] - Wang Weixin from Beikejian Group highlighted six characteristics of technology park operations: business diversification, asset securitization, service platformization, park greening, intelligent management, and resource aggregation [2] - Chen Xueyuan, CEO of Suan Zhi China, emphasized that industrial development is a collaborative effort, advocating for innovation as a key driver in connecting technology and industry [2] Group 3 - A list of innovative application scenarios for industrial parks was released, including various projects such as the SoReal Metaverse Park and distributed photovoltaic projects, showcasing the integration of technology and industry [3] - The scenarios also include advancements in smart agriculture and digital twin systems, reflecting the ongoing trend of applying AI and IoT in industrial settings [3]