Group 1: Policy Direction - The political bureau meetings from April to July shifted focus towards cultivating "internationally competitive" emerging pillar industries, aligning with the dual core demands of the "14th Five-Year Plan" for technological self-reliance and global economic engagement[3] - Emerging pillar industries are expected to play a crucial role in addressing both domestic challenges and international competition, becoming a significant focus in the "15th Five-Year Plan"[3] - The "14th Five-Year Plan" established a precedent for strategic emerging industries, emphasizing the need to bridge gaps in key sectors while fostering new industries[4] Group 2: Historical Context and Trends - Historical analysis from the "12th" to "15th Five-Year Plans" reveals two key trends: continuous investment in critical areas to reduce gaps and proactive positioning in emerging industries to lead global technological innovation[12] - The "14th Five-Year Plan" continued this trend by deploying strategic emerging industries and future industries, focusing on both "bridging gaps" and "nurturing new growth"[15] - Key strategic emerging industries identified include biomedicine, new generation information technology, and advanced structural materials, which are crucial for enhancing global competitiveness[15] Group 3: Future Industry Focus - The "15th Five-Year Plan" is anticipated to expand the scope of strategic emerging industries to include deep-sea space development and intelligent connected vehicles, with a significant increase in exploration of future industries[24] - Key areas of focus for the "15th Five-Year Plan" include intelligent robotics, marine economy, deep-sea technology, low-altitude economy, intelligent connected vehicles, brain-like intelligence, 6G, quantum information, hydrogen energy, and gene technology[27][30] - The development of these industries is expected to enhance production efficiency, resource security, and technological advancement across various sectors[27][30] Group 4: Risks and Considerations - Potential risks include inaccuracies or incompleteness in data and information statistics, which may affect the understanding of industry deployment and development during the "15th Five-Year Plan" period[31] - There is a risk that the actual deployment of emerging pillar industries may not align with current expectations, as future policy directions could evolve beyond existing discussions[31] - The pace of deployment for emerging pillar industries during the "15th Five-Year Plan" may fall short of expectations, despite the rising necessity for accelerated development[31]

在这场新科技大爆发的浪潮中，国有资本已成为推动新质生产力与前沿科技发展的主要资本力量和关键 引擎。国有资本向"新"而行，通过联动上市公司布局未来产业，加速新质生产力汇聚，赋能地方产业转 型升级。 在此背景下，第三届中国上市公司产业发展论坛盛大启幕，将于2025年9月20-22日在上海隆重举行。本 届论坛贯彻国家创新驱动战略，以"未来产业与国有资本赋能上市公司"为主题，响应证监会相关精神， 聚焦前沿科技与上市公司融合，探索其产业升级、创新发展和治理提升之路，推动未来产业在上市公司 广泛应用落地。 作为国内唯一以产业发展为视角的高端峰会，第三届中国上市公司产业发展论坛在长三角资本市场服务 基地指导下，由中国科技发展基金会、上海市国资国企改革发展研究中心、上海国研未来产业研究院、 大会重要环节：未来产业之星上市公司和最佳国资机构两大榜单发布透视行业变革中的领军力量 华民投、财中网等机构联合举办，由六棱镜科技及执中为论坛评选提供数据技术支持。本届论坛将有数 百家上市公司及国资投资机构参加，是目前规模最大的上市公司产业峰会。 论坛涵盖了董事长闭门会、开幕大会、六大券商主办的平行论坛、浦东新区产业发展论坛、上市公司浦 东 ...

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Core Viewpoint - The implementation plan aims to establish a data intellectual property registration and protection system in Jiangsu Province by June 2026, focusing on enhancing registration, service ecosystem, and utilization efficiency [1][2] Group 1: Registration System Improvement - The plan includes deepening the cautious review of data intellectual property registration and revising the relevant guidelines to encourage more enterprises to register [1] - New policies will be introduced to promote registration and utilization, along with case studies and guidance to help enterprises understand the registration process [1] Group 2: Service Ecosystem Development - The initiative aims to cultivate specialized service institutions for data intellectual property and establish standards for registration review, rights protection, and licensing transactions [1] - The plan includes the creation of model contracts for data intellectual property licensing and the development of a multi-faceted protection system involving judicial, arbitration, and mediation [1] Group 3: Utilization Efficiency Enhancement - The plan encourages exploration of various utilization scenarios such as licensing transactions, credit financing, and data asset incorporation into financial statements [2] - It aims to create an integrated industrial chain around data intellectual property, supporting the digital transformation of traditional industries and the growth of data-driven emerging industries [2] - The initiative seeks to enhance data rights protection, stimulate high-quality data supply, and promote efficient data circulation and application, contributing to the modernization of the industrial system in Jiangsu [2]

Core Viewpoint - The Zhejiang Provincial Science and Technology Innovation Fund (Phase II) aims to enhance the development of new productive forces and support early-stage technology innovation enterprises through a structured investment approach involving sub-funds and direct investments [1][2]. Group 1: Fund Structure and Management - The total scale of the Zhejiang Provincial Science and Technology Innovation Fund (Phase II) is 3 billion yuan (approximately 30.02 billion yuan), managed by Zhejiang Jintou Shengling Private Equity Fund Management Co., Ltd. [1] - The fund operates on a "sub-fund + direct investment" model, with 80% allocated to sub-funds and 20% to direct investments [1]. Group 2: Investment Focus Areas - The fund primarily targets three major technology innovation areas: artificial intelligence, life health, and new materials and new energy, along with 15 strategic fields and the "9+6" future industries [2]. - The 15 strategic fields include cloud computing, microelectronics, intelligent computing, big data, advanced medical devices, and more [2]. - The "9+6" future industries encompass future networks, metaverse, bionic robots, hydrogen energy, quantum information, and others [2]. Group 3: Sub-Fund Requirements - Sub-funds must be registered within Zhejiang Province, with a target subscription scale of no less than 100 million yuan and no more than 1.5 billion yuan [2]. - The Zhejiang Provincial Science and Technology Innovation Fund will invest no more than 200 million yuan in a single sub-fund, with a maximum investment ratio of 40% of the sub-fund's target subscription scale [2]. Group 4: Investment Standards - During the investment period, at least 70% of the sub-fund's investment must go to companies in the "Internet+", life health, new materials, and future industries, with at least 35% in companies meeting specific criteria [3]. - Eligible companies must be within five years of establishment, have fewer than 300 employees, and meet certain financial thresholds [3]. - The sub-fund should focus on specific industries and investment chains, prioritizing investments in artificial intelligence, life health, new materials, new energy, and future space sectors [3].

Core Insights - Jiangsu province is expected to play a leading role in China's modernization through its strong industrial foundation, rich educational resources, favorable business environment, and large market scale [1] Group 1: Technology Integration and Collaboration - The need for a systemic reconstruction from "dispersed operations" to "collaborative breakthroughs" is emphasized, particularly in the integrated circuit industry, which requires multi-disciplinary and multi-regional cooperation [2] - Jiangsu's integrated circuit industry has formed a complete industrial chain, but still faces technological shortcomings in key areas due to a lack of synergy among universities, research institutes, and enterprises [2] - A "whole province, one chessboard" innovation governance system is proposed to address resource dispersion, including a provincial-level innovation coordination mechanism and the establishment of "carrier-level" innovation communities [2] Group 2: Technology Commercialization - Jiangsu faces three major bottlenecks in technology commercialization: reluctance to transfer, inability to transfer, and fear of transfer, which hinder the conversion of scientific achievements into industrial applications [3] - Reforming evaluation mechanisms to incentivize technology transfer and establishing pilot projects to assess the contribution of technology commercialization are recommended [3] - The construction of pilot testing platforms tailored to specific industries and regions is essential to facilitate the transition from laboratory results to market-ready products [3] Group 3: Development of Emerging Industries - The development of strategic emerging industries is crucial for Jiangsu to transition from "follower" to "leader" in the global market, focusing on digital technology, green transformation, and cross-industry innovation [4] - Jiangsu's new energy sector is already significant, but further investments in energy storage and smart grid technologies are necessary to maintain competitive advantages [4] - A four-pronged approach involving tackling key technologies, strengthening industrial chains, fostering innovation ecosystems, and enhancing global cooperation is proposed to drive high-quality development in emerging industries [5]

Core Viewpoint - Shenzhen is actively enhancing its quality infrastructure system to support strategic emerging industries and future industrial development, aiming to establish itself as a global hub for industrial technology innovation and advanced manufacturing. Group 1: Quality Infrastructure Development - Since 2024, Shenzhen has added 6 new standardization organizations and participated in the formulation of 414 international standards, while leading and participating in the revision of 1,270 national and industry standards [1] - Shenzhen has been approved to establish 3 national-level industrial metrology testing centers and has added 95 inspection and testing institutions [1] - The city is implementing 8 key projects for quality enhancement in industrial chains and 20 quality technology tackling projects [1] Group 2: Strategic Action Plan - Shenzhen's market supervision authority has collaborated with 5 departments to launch the "Action Plan for the Construction of Quality Infrastructure System for Strategic Emerging Industry Clusters and Future Industries (2024-2026)" [2] - The plan aims to systematically build a "20+8" industrial quality infrastructure system to strengthen quality support for Shenzhen's development as a major global industrial technology innovation center [2] Group 3: Quality Infrastructure Supply Enhancement - The quality infrastructure supply level has been improved in four aspects, including the deepening of advanced standards leadership and the establishment of a standardized demand information sharing mechanism [2] - Shenzhen has launched 6 local standards for ultra-fast charging facilities and has initiated 18 standards for the low-altitude economy, among other initiatives [2] - A total of 8,034 national and industry standards and 3,548 international standards have been developed in the city [2] Group 4: Metrology and Testing Services - Shenzhen has established a three-in-one metrology rule for ultra-fast charging facilities, which includes verification, data verification, and integrity measurement [3] - The city has added 15 public measurement standards, bringing the total to 1,792 various metrology standard instruments [3] - The focus on enhancing testing and certification capabilities is directed towards sectors such as low-altitude economy, electrochemical energy storage, ultra-fast charging, and chips [3] Group 5: Integrated Quality Infrastructure Services - Shenzhen has added 25 one-stop quality infrastructure service platforms, covering industries such as artificial intelligence, network communication, and intelligent connected vehicles [3]

Core Viewpoint - The adjustment of undergraduate programs in various universities for the 2025 academic year is being implemented to align with emerging industries and societal needs, leading to the introduction of new programs and the discontinuation of less relevant ones [1][2][3]. Group 1: New Program Additions - Several universities, including Shenyang Aerospace University and Northeast Normal University, are proposing new programs such as Low-altitude Technology and Engineering, Data Science, and Intelligent Aircraft Technology, reflecting a trend towards fields that support national strategic needs and emerging industries [1][2][3]. - A total of 603 new programs have been proposed across over 150 universities, with a significant focus on areas like artificial intelligence, digital economy, and intelligent manufacturing [2]. Group 2: Program Discontinuations - Many programs are being discontinued due to poor employment prospects and misalignment with societal needs, with the top five discontinued programs from 2020 to 2024 being Information Management and Information Systems, Public Administration, and Marketing [4]. - The trend indicates a shift away from traditional programs that do not meet current market demands, with universities focusing on optimizing their offerings to better align with economic and technological advancements [4][5]. Group 3: Institutional Responses - Universities are establishing management measures to facilitate the transition of faculty from discontinued programs to related fields or administrative roles, ensuring a smooth adjustment process [6]. - The emergence of new research-oriented universities is attracting high-scoring students, prompting traditional institutions to reassess and streamline their program offerings to remain competitive [5].

Core Viewpoint - The adjustment of undergraduate programs in universities is crucial to meet the demands of economic and social development, as well as future needs [1] Group 1: Program Adjustments - Many universities are initiating adjustments to their undergraduate programs for the 2025 academic year, with a focus on optimizing their academic offerings [2] - Shenyang Aerospace University plans to add four new programs, including Low-altitude Technology and Engineering, while discontinuing six existing programs [2] - Northeast Normal University intends to withdraw seven programs, including Finance, and propose four new programs such as Data Science [3] - A total of 603 new programs have been proposed across over 150 universities, with a significant number focusing on emerging fields like Artificial Intelligence and Digital Economy [3] Group 2: Policy and Strategic Direction - The Ministry of Education has issued guidelines emphasizing the need to align program offerings with national strategies, market demands, and technological advancements [4] - The guidelines encourage universities to develop programs in strategic emerging industries such as integrated circuits, artificial intelligence, and biotechnology [4] Group 3: Trends in Program Discontinuation - The number of discontinued programs is increasing due to factors like poor employment prospects and misalignment with societal needs [5] - The top five discontinued programs from 2020 to 2024 include Information Management and Information Systems, with 160 programs being cut [5] Group 4: Faculty Transition and Support - Universities are establishing measures to support faculty transitions when programs are discontinued, including reassignment to related fields or administrative roles [7] - Faculty members affected by program discontinuation may have opportunities to teach in related programs or transition to other academic roles [6][7]

Group 1 - The "Create the Future" public roadshow event focused on future health, showcasing 12 potential companies in cutting-edge fields such as cell therapy, brain-machine interfaces, and gene editing [1][2] - The event aims to establish a new mechanism for nurturing future industries by facilitating market-oriented growth for potential enterprises and addressing financing bottlenecks for innovative companies [1][2] - Beijing's economic and information technology bureau emphasizes the importance of future industries as a strategic engine for high-quality development, focusing on six key areas including future health [1] Group 2 - The event serves as a platform for innovative companies to present their technological achievements and engage with investors, fostering discussions on industry development trends [2] - A comprehensive financing service platform is being developed to connect enterprises with investment institutions, banks, and incubators, promoting investment in future industries and innovative enterprises [2] - The economic and information technology bureau will reward selected potential enterprises with up to 1 million yuan to accelerate their development and inject new momentum into the future industry [2]