新兴产业周报：阿里巴巴发力“AI+云”，Figure推出Helix模型

Investment Rating - The report suggests a positive outlook for the industry, indicating an "Overweight" rating based on the favorable fundamentals and expected performance relative to the benchmark index [3]. Core Insights - Alibaba's strong performance in FY25Q3, with revenue reaching 280.15 billion RMB, represents an 8% year-on-year growth, and the company plans to significantly increase its investment in AI infrastructure over the next three years, exceeding the total investment of the past decade [1][3]. - The introduction of the Helix model by Figure AI, which integrates visual data and voice commands for real-time control of humanoid robots, marks a significant advancement in robotics technology [2]. - The ongoing developments in superconductivity and controlled nuclear fusion are expected to drive demand for upstream materials and components, with Helion Energy recently securing $245 million in Series F funding, bringing its total funding to over $1 billion [2][3]. Summary by Sections AI Sector - Alibaba's Q3 revenue of 280.15 billion RMB and a net profit of 48.945 billion RMB, reflecting a 333% increase year-on-year, highlights the company's robust financial health and commitment to AI investment [1]. - The upcoming release of the Qwen2.5-MAX deep reasoning model is anticipated to enhance Alibaba's competitive edge in AI [1]. Humanoid Robotics - The G1 robot from Yushu Technology has improved mobility capabilities through a new learning framework, enabling it to navigate challenging terrains effectively [2]. - Figure AI's Helix model allows for intuitive control of robots using natural language, showcasing advancements in user interaction with robotic systems [2]. Superconductivity and Nuclear Fusion - Recent breakthroughs in high-temperature superconductivity research in China have identified nickel-based materials as a new class of superconductors, potentially solving long-standing scientific challenges [2]. - Helion Energy's successful funding round, which attracted major investors, underscores the growing interest and investment in controlled nuclear fusion technologies [2].