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不拒众流，方为江海。科技合作是大势所趋，创新突破必须具有国际视野。在安徽合肥，中国科学家牵 头启动聚变领域国际科学计划，以开放姿态引领合作；在巴西贝伦，中国代表为应对气候变化、提升系 统韧性、促进农业可持续发展贡献"中国方案"；在宇宙空间，嫦娥五号、六号取回珍贵月壤，推动全球 研究与知识共享……从数据世界到现实生活，中国科学家正在扮演着推进国际科技交流合作的重要角 色。当今世界正在重新定义"科学属于谁"这个根本问题，科学技术不应再是少数国家和企业的专属，而 要逐步实现开放、合作、共享。 近日，国际顶级期刊《自然》杂志公布年度十大人物榜单，深度求索创始人梁文锋和中国科学院深海科 学与工程研究所杜梦然榜上有名。 他们是科学家，也是探索者、实干派。不同于不食烟火、古板孤僻的刻板印象，他们既为科技突破带来 新的灵感，也用研究影响日常生活、持续造福社会。梁文锋通过人工智能，赚到人生"第一桶金"，随后 又义无反顾投入更深层次的开发中。业内人士评价他"手握流量'金饭碗'，却执着于硬核技术"。杜梦然 刚参加工作时，就经常拉同伴进行海况考察，一年中近一半时间漂在海上。她将实验室搬到海底，乘 坐"奋斗者"号于万米深渊探寻生命奇迹 ...

在产业泡沫与焦虑情绪并存的当下，新盛世的实践提供了一个 重要启示：不要通过短期投机追逐风口，而要扎根核心技术， 让创新自然生长；不要通过激进扩张抢占赛道，而要步步为 营，让价值创造水到渠成。这或许就是中国制造业"返本开 新"的战略密码。 作者：谢泓 封图：图虫创意 走进促进会副会长单位新盛世机电制品（中山）有限公司（下称"新盛世"）的"盛世—以色列新一 代信息技术工业基地"，建筑中蕴含的东方哲学令人印象深刻。天圆地方的空间布局在夕阳映照下 呈现出独特的美学张力，将中国传统哲学中刚柔相济的智慧具象化——圆形展览中心象征着包容与 圆融，方正的基础代表着规矩与秩序，二者相互呼应。 董事长卢齐荣在设计时，甚至大量让渡厂房空间，只为让每个楼层都能获得充足采光。这是一个绿 色低碳的工业园区，人与自然和谐共生。它又不仅仅是一个工业园区，更是制造业企业哲学思考与 审美追求的物质呈现。 当中国制造业企业家开始将哲学思维与审美标准融入产业空间设计，中国制造的文化内涵正发生着 深层次的变革。制造业的竞争力不仅体现在功能层面，更体现在对美学价值的追求上。 《道德经》有云："反者道之动，弱者道之用。""反"包含两层含义：其一为相反、逆 ...

Core Insights - The article highlights the transformation and innovation journey of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Guangdong, emphasizing their return to manufacturing fundamentals and the integration of technology with practical applications [2] Group 1: Industrial Aesthetics and Philosophical Expression - New Shengshi's industrial park design reflects Eastern philosophy, showcasing a blend of aesthetics and functionality, symbolizing harmony between nature and industry [3] - The integration of philosophical thinking into manufacturing design signifies a deep cultural transformation within Chinese manufacturing, where competitiveness now includes aesthetic values [3] Group 2: Technological Migration and Breakthroughs - New Shengshi has successfully transitioned from ceiling fans to drones, leveraging existing motor technology and manufacturing processes to explore new applications in three-dimensional space [5][6] - This shift illustrates a broader trend among Chinese manufacturers to return to core competencies while seeking new growth opportunities through technological innovation [6] Group 3: Open Innovation and Value Creation - The article discusses the importance of resource integration over isolated R&D efforts, citing Apple's model of global resource collaboration as a successful innovation strategy [9] - The promotion of cooperative systems among SMEs aims to enhance efficiency and reduce costs through collaborative innovation, exemplified by a recent case in the medical device sector [9][10] Group 4: Creating Disruptive Innovations - The highest level of innovation involves creating entirely new demands, as seen in the electric vehicle market, which has redefined consumer perceptions and expectations [11][12] - Traditional industries must focus on breakthrough innovations rather than incremental improvements, leveraging core technological capabilities to explore new user values [12][14] Group 5: Brand Building and Market Recognition - The article emphasizes the need for Chinese manufacturers to align their brand positioning with product quality to enhance market recognition and consumer perception [16] - Effective brand building involves meticulous attention to detail in every customer interaction, reflecting the company's values and aesthetic standards [17] Group 6: Strategic Philosophy of Returning to Fundamentals - The strategic philosophy of "returning to fundamentals and opening new paths" is essential for traditional manufacturing firms, focusing on core capabilities and exploring new application scenarios [18][20] - Companies are encouraged to avoid short-term speculative pursuits and instead focus on deepening their technological foundations for sustainable innovation [19][20]

Core Viewpoint - The Shanghai government is promoting the development of the Fengxian District as a significant growth engine in southern Shanghai, focusing on economic, social, and environmental advancements during the 14th Five-Year Plan period [1]. Economic Development - The industrial output value in Fengxian is projected to exceed 277.5 billion yuan by 2024, with an average annual growth rate of 9.9% [3]. - Industrial fixed asset investment is expected to rise from 11.4 billion yuan in 2020 to 17.96 billion yuan in 2024, with an average annual growth rate of 12% [3]. - The service sector's revenue is anticipated to reach 48.49 billion yuan in 2024, nearly doubling from the end of the 13th Five-Year Plan [3]. Innovation and Technology - Fengxian has nurtured 56 national-level specialized and innovative small giant enterprises and 1,860 national high-tech enterprises [5]. - The establishment of the "Returnee Town" aims to attract global talent and enhance regional innovation capabilities [5]. Infrastructure and Transportation - Significant improvements in public services include the opening of major hospitals and cultural landmarks, enhancing urban functionality [6]. - A comprehensive transportation network is being developed, including the extension of metro lines and new highways, facilitating better connectivity [8]. Environmental Sustainability - The district has added 4,880 hectares of green space and built 223 parks, achieving an average of 17.3 square meters of park space per person [9]. - The promotion of non-fossil energy sources has led to the installation of 305,000 kilowatts of solar power capacity, exceeding the targets set for the 14th Five-Year Plan [9]. Rural Development - The introduction of 50 high-tech agricultural projects has improved rural industries, with a focus on modern green agriculture [10]. - The average disposable income for rural residents is projected to exceed 47,000 yuan in 2024, reflecting steady income growth [10]. Social Welfare - The district has achieved national recognition for its education and health initiatives, including the establishment of a national-level health promotion zone [11]. - A robust social security network has been developed, with 27 community employment service stations established to address housing needs [11]. Future Outlook - The district aims to become an open innovation demonstration hub and a comprehensive modern city, enhancing its urban functions and quality [12]. - Fengxian plans to advance its industrial clusters towards a scale of 100 billion yuan and foster a collaborative innovation ecosystem among local universities [12].

2025 年 11 月 15 日，北京—— 作为拜耳" 植根中国、链接全球 "战略的关键落子， 拜耳·亦庄开放 创新中心 在北京正式启用，将聚焦产业、教育、科研、创业深度融合，以开放生态链接"中国创 新"与"全球智慧"。 拜耳·亦庄开放创新中心在北京正式启用 2023 年， 拜耳·亦庄开放创新中心 宣布将落户位于亦庄的国际医药创新公园 （BioPark） ，这也是拜耳在 华设立的首个创新中心。该中心将孵化本土创新药企，助力本土创新药出海，全链条强化中国创新。同时，与 高水平科研临床机构合作，提升基础科研及临床转化能力，助力数据驱动的数字化商业创新。 拜耳集团处方药事业部全球执行副总裁兼中国区总裁，拜耳中国区总裁 周晓兰 表示："北京是拜耳在华发展 的重要战略起点，也是我们携手本土创新力量、共建医药研发新生态的核心枢纽。北京丰富的科研资源，以及 经开区不断优化的营商政策，坚定了拜耳长期在中国发展与投入的信心。拜耳·亦庄开放创新中心的正式启 用，是我们深化在本地生物科技领域战略布局的重要一步。我们期待以此为契机，深度链接'中国创新'与'全 球智慧'，推动更多源自中国的突破性疗法走向世界。" 欢迎拜耳Co.Lab在 ...

Core Insights - The Chinese futures market has experienced significant development, showcasing both scale and quality improvements [1] - New futures and options products have been launched this year, including aluminum alloy, propylene, and printing paper, bringing the total to 157 listed products [1] - The growth of foreign clients in the market has been notable, with a year-on-year increase of 11%, and participants are now spread across 40 countries and regions [1] Industry Developments - The inclusion of futures and derivatives in the "14th Five-Year Plan" is seen as a strategic enhancement for the industry [1] - The industry is encouraged to maintain its commitment to serving the real economy while deepening its functional capabilities [1] - Emphasis is placed on compliance, risk control, corporate governance, and embracing digital transformation and innovation opportunities [1]

Core Insights - The core theme of the forum is "Open Drives Innovation," emphasizing the shift from competition to collaboration in the realm of intellectual property and innovation [1][10][12] Group 1: Forum Overview - The sixth Huawei Innovation and Intellectual Property Forum gathered representatives from various international organizations and companies to discuss the role of intellectual property in fostering collaborative innovation [1][2] - Huawei's Chief Legal Officer, Song Liuping, highlighted that the essence of intellectual property is not exclusivity but rather the orderly and efficient dissemination of innovative results [2][4] Group 2: Huawei's Contributions - As of the end of 2024, Huawei has obtained over 150,000 valid patents globally, with R&D investment exceeding 20% of annual revenue, totaling over 1.2 trillion yuan in the past decade [4][7] - The forum showcased Huawei's "Top Ten Inventions" for 2024, which include significant technological advancements such as the Scale Up ultra-large-scale computing platform and the HarmonyOS full-stack architecture [4][6] Group 3: Knowledge Sharing and Collaboration - The upgraded "Chasi Patents" platform was introduced, enhancing patent search and analysis capabilities, thereby accelerating knowledge flow and innovation [6][9] - Huawei's commitment to open innovation is reflected in its extensive participation in global ICT standards and its collaboration with international licensing platforms, generating over $630 million in patent licensing revenue in 2024 [8][9] Group 4: Open Innovation Strategy - Huawei's strategy emphasizes that knowledge sharing enhances social value rather than diminishing rights, promoting a cycle where patent protection leads to commercial returns that fund further R&D [9][10] - The forum underscored the importance of establishing standardized interfaces and shared platforms to make innovation more efficient and inclusive [10][12] Group 5: Future Implications - The discussions at the forum suggest that open innovation is becoming a dominant theme in global technological collaboration, with the potential to significantly enhance cross-industry integration [10][12] - The evolving landscape of technology, including AI and quantum computing, presents challenges in establishing sustainable cooperation mechanisms, highlighting the need for intellectual property to serve as a bridge rather than a barrier [10][12]

Core Insights - Huawei's sixth Innovation and Intellectual Property Forum emphasized the importance of open collaboration and intellectual property protection in driving technological innovation and social development [1][3] - The forum aimed to address how substantial R&D investments can create sustainable business models, the role of patents as either a "moat" or a "toll booth," and the future of innovation in uncharted technological territories [3][5] R&D Investment - Huawei maintains a rigorous commitment to R&D, investing over 10% of its sales revenue annually, with this figure exceeding 20% in the past four years [5] - In 2024, Huawei's R&D expenditure reached 179.7 billion RMB, accounting for 20.8% of total sales revenue, and over the past decade, cumulative R&D expenses surpassed 1.249 trillion RMB [5] - Huawei has ranked among the top six global companies in R&D investment for eight consecutive years, alongside major tech firms like Alphabet, Apple, Samsung, and Intel [5] Intellectual Property Achievements - As of the end of 2024, Huawei holds over 150,000 valid patents globally, with more than 50,000 in China and approximately 29,000 in the U.S. [6] - Huawei's international patent applications under the Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) reached 6,600 in 2024, maintaining its position as the top global user since 2014 [6] - The company's patents cover critical areas such as 5G, Wi-Fi, and multimedia, with over 2.7 billion 5G devices and 1.2 billion consumer electronics having received Huawei's patent licenses [6] Knowledge Property Operations - Huawei follows the FRAND (Fair, Reasonable, and Non-Discriminatory) principle in its patent operations, generating approximately $630 million in patent licensing revenue in 2024 [7] - The company has signed 233 patent licensing agreements to date, with 22 new agreements in 2024, including partnerships with industry giants like Nokia, Ericsson, Amazon, and Samsung [7] - Huawei's approach reflects a commitment to fostering a collaborative knowledge ecosystem, as highlighted by industry leaders at the forum [7] Innovation Highlights - The forum showcased the sixth "Top Ten Inventions," focusing on core technologies that can create new products and significant value across six cutting-edge fields [10] - Innovations in computing include a dual-engine AI computing platform and advancements in the HarmonyOS ecosystem, which has surpassed 1 billion devices [10][11] - Breakthroughs in storage and communication technologies are enhancing the digital economy's infrastructure, with new SSDs achieving a fourfold increase in capacity density [11] Open Innovation Commitment - Huawei's dedication to open innovation is evident in its contributions to global standards and open-source projects, with over 10,000 new technical proposals submitted in 2024 [12] - The company launched the "Chasi Patent" public service project to provide free patent query services to global researchers, enhancing knowledge sharing [12] - Huawei's collaborative approach aims to build a positive business ecosystem and promote the value flow of intellectual property, as emphasized by industry experts [13]

Core Insights - In 2024, global corporate R&D spending reached $1.3 trillion, with China emerging as a leader in intellectual property and global innovation ecosystems [1] - Huawei hosted the "6th Innovation and Intellectual Property Forum" in Beijing, emphasizing innovation, openness, and respect as key themes [1][2] - The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) reported that China ranked 10th in the Global Innovation Index for the first time, with Shenzhen-Hong Kong-Guangzhou innovation cluster topping the global rankings [2] Group 1: Huawei's R&D Investment - Huawei has consistently invested over 20% of its annual revenue into R&D over the past five years, with R&D expenses exceeding RMB 170 billion in 2024, accounting for 20.8% of total sales [3] - Cumulatively, Huawei has invested over RMB 1.2 trillion in R&D over the past decade [3] - Huawei led the world in international patent applications under the Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) in 2024, with 6,600 applications filed [3] Group 2: Intellectual Property Contributions - Huawei holds over 150,000 valid patents globally and has made over 200,000 patents available to the public for free use [4] - In 2024, Huawei published a record 37,000 new patents and contributed over 10,000 technical proposals to domestic and international standards organizations [5] - The "Chasi Patent" tool launched by Huawei has received over 2 million visits, providing a user-friendly patent search service for global researchers [6] Group 3: Collaboration and Licensing - Huawei's patent licensing revenue for 2024 is approximately $630 million, while the total paid in licensing fees historically is three times the cumulative licensing income [7] - Over 2.7 billion 5G devices and 1.2 billion consumer electronic devices have received patent licenses from Huawei [9] - Huawei has signed 233 patent licensing agreements, with 95% achieved through negotiation and mediation [10]