Xin Lang Cai Jing·2026-02-11 03:00Core Viewpoint - The focus is on the growth of the domestic computing power and AI application sectors, particularly through the performance of the Huabao Big Data ETF (516700), which has shown significant gains in the market [1][8]. Market Performance - The Huabao Big Data ETF (516700) saw an intraday increase of 1.35%, currently up by 0.90%, recovering above the 20-day moving average and aiming for a fifth consecutive daily gain [1][8]. - Notable stocks include Wangsu Science & Technology, which surged by 11.30%, and Dongfang Guoxin, which rose by 8.57% [2][10]. Industry Insights - According to Omdia, the Chinese cloud infrastructure service market is projected to reach $13.4 billion by Q3 2025, reflecting a year-on-year growth of 24% and maintaining over 20% growth for two consecutive quarters [2][12]. - The demand for AI is accelerating the deployment of cloud services and significantly impacting core cloud infrastructure, leading to a shift in cloud resource consumption towards production-level workloads [12]. Policy Developments - The National Development and Reform Commission has issued guidelines to promote the application of AI in the bidding and tendering process, identifying 20 key scenarios for implementation [12]. - The rise in demand for tokens is leading to price increases that are being passed from upstream to CPUs and cloud services, with AWS initiating price hikes, indicating a potential revaluation for cloud computing and related service providers [12]. Sector Focus - The Huabao Big Data ETF (516700) passively tracks the CSI Big Data Industry Index, heavily investing in sectors such as data centers, cloud computing, and big data processing, with significant holdings in leading companies like Inspur, iFlytek, and China Software [4][12]. - By the end of 2025, the index's composition will see computing power concepts accounting for 40.91% and AI application concepts for 37.43% [12]. Future Outlook - The government is emphasizing "technology as a priority," which is expected to drive new productive forces [6]. - The top-level design for a digital China aims to activate digital productivity and accelerate the process of domestic substitution [6]. - The "Xinchuang 2.0" wave is anticipated to accelerate, presenting a broad outlook for technology self-reliance [6].