Group 1 - Wuhan's Economic and Information Technology Bureau is focusing on guiding bond market investments towards early, small, long-term, and hard technology projects to foster new productive forces by 2025 [1] - The bureau aims to adapt to economic cycles and restructure industries, promoting a new phase for Wuhan's industrial landscape [1] Group 2 - Wuhan is actively soliciting global artificial intelligence application scenarios, targeting ten key sectors including industrial manufacturing, healthcare, and transportation to accelerate AI's large-scale application [2] - The city is establishing itself as an AI application hub, with initiatives to transform traditional industry pain points into innovation drivers [3] Group 3 - The city is promoting traditional industry upgrades and nurturing emerging industries such as low-altitude economy and commercial aerospace, aiming to cultivate 200 "future eagle" enterprises within three years [3] - Wuhan's long-term ambition includes developing leading "root enterprises" over the next decade to enhance the city's economic ecosystem [3] Group 4 - Wuhan is a pilot city for building an industrial chain supply chain ecosystem, with significant clusters in optical communication, automotive parts, and cybersecurity [5] - The city is accelerating its development as China's "third pole" for integrated circuits, with 19 projects signed at a recent investment event [5] Group 5 - The "One Month One Chain" investment matching event has been focusing on various fields including hydrogen energy and AI, facilitating connections for startups like Fabot Robotics [4] - The event is seen as a timely support for startups facing funding challenges, highlighting the importance of investment in high-tech sectors [4] Group 6 - The "accompanying runner" approach adopted by Wuhan is aimed at nurturing new industrial forces, with significant investments made in AI companies like Rokid [6] - The city is committed to providing multi-dimensional support for enterprise development, including funding, technology, and policy assistance [7]