转自：光明日报 党的二十届四中全会提出，如期实现建军一百年奋斗目标，高质量推进国防和军队现代化。"十五 五"规划实施正值实现建军一百年奋斗目标的攻坚期，培养军队科技创新人才，对于推进国防和军队现 代化建设具有重大意义。 军队科技创新人才，是具备战略科学家视野、科技领军能力与创新活力的军事科技骨干，其核心特 质是"技术赋能作战"的融合能力，可在无人系统优化、跨军种网络构建等领域实现技术向作战优势的转 化，是现代战争"科技制胜"的核心能力。 当前，国际安全环境的复杂化使智能化战争从理论走向现实，需建立与战争形态同频的人才培养快 速响应机制。人工智能等技术3至5年的迭代周期，与战略科学家十数年的成长周期形成尖锐矛盾，需建 立"超前预置"的培育机制，通过前沿学科布局、前瞻性课程设置，实现人才成长与技术发展的节奏适 配。智能化战争呈现"跃变式"升级，但军事能力生成需渐进积累。这就要求提前储备人才，为军事力量 结构优化提供有力支撑。 现代战争"体系对抗、科技制胜"的逻辑，要求军队科技创新人才从"单一专家"转型为"跨域复合领 军者"。这种能力重构是思维模式与价值理念的全方位升级。全域作战胜负取决于体系效能，人才需打 破"专 ...

Group 1: Defense and Military Trade Industry - The military trade industry is experiencing rapid growth in military spending, driven by geopolitical conflicts, leading to a reshaping of global supply and demand dynamics [6][7] - The U.S. remains the largest military spender, followed by China, with significant increases in military imports from the Asia-Pacific region and Europe [6][7] - China's military trade advantages include a comprehensive product range, fewer political conditions, and flexible transaction methods, positioning it well for international market opportunities [8][9] Group 2: Automotive Industry - Leap Motor - Leap Motor's revenue for Q3 2025 reached 19.45 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 97.3%, with a net profit of 150 million yuan and a gross margin of 14.5%, reflecting improvements in operational efficiency [11][12] - The company is expected to achieve revenues of 64 billion, 102.4 billion, and 131.1 billion yuan from 2025 to 2027, with growth rates of 99%, 60%, and 28% respectively [13] - Leap Motor's global expansion is evident with a significant increase in overseas terminal orders, and the company has established over 700 sales and service outlets internationally [12][13] Group 3: Electric Equipment Industry - Liangxin Co. - Liangxin Co. reported a revenue of 3.507 billion yuan for the first three quarters of 2025, a year-on-year increase of 12.23%, but faced a decline in net profit due to changes in sales structure and pricing pressures [15][16] - The company is focusing on AIDC (Artificial Intelligence Data Center) and overseas markets, with expectations of net profits growing to 409 million, 526 million, and 663 million yuan from 2025 to 2027 [16][19] - Liangxin Co. is actively developing products for data centers, aiming to enhance its market presence and brand influence in this sector [16] Group 4: Electric Equipment Industry - Hongfa Co. - Hongfa Co. achieved a revenue of 12.914 billion yuan in the first three quarters of 2025, with a net profit of 1.470 billion yuan, reflecting stable performance and capacity utilization [18][19] - The company is transitioning from single components to modular solutions in the automotive sector, which is expected to enhance its market share and product value [18] - Future growth opportunities are anticipated in the AIDC sector, with a focus on high-voltage direct current relays and modular solutions for data centers [19] Group 5: Electric Equipment Industry - Trina Solar - Trina Solar reported a revenue of 49.97 billion yuan for the first three quarters of 2025, with a net loss of 4.201 billion yuan, although showing signs of improvement in its component business [21][22] - The company aims to significantly increase its storage business output, targeting 8 GWh for 2025 and doubling it in 2026, supported by strong overseas orders [22] - Trina Solar's operational scale in maintenance services is expected to contribute to stable profit growth as its installed capacity increases [22] Group 6: Automotive Industry - XPeng Motors - XPeng Motors reported a revenue of 20.38 billion yuan in Q3 2025, a year-on-year increase of 101.8%, with a gross margin of 20.1% [24][25] - The company is advancing its global strategy with local production projects in Indonesia and Austria, and has launched its second-generation VLA model for smart driving [25] - XPeng Motors forecasts Q4 2025 deliveries between 125,000 and 132,000 units, with total revenue expected to reach 21.5 to 23 billion yuan [25]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the significant display of unmanned combat equipment during the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese People's Anti-Japanese War and the World Anti-Fascist War, showcasing the military's focus on future battlefield capabilities with an integrated approach to unmanned operations [1]. Ground Unmanned Combat Unit - The ground unmanned combat unit featured various types of unmanned equipment, including reconnaissance and assault unmanned vehicles, mine-clearing drones, and multi-rotor drones, demonstrating a comprehensive combat layout [5][7]. - The showcased reconnaissance and assault unmanned vehicle is equipped with a tracked chassis and can perform diverse military tasks such as reconnaissance and fire strikes, supporting tanks and infantry units in coordinated operations [7]. - The army is actively exploring mixed operations involving both manned and unmanned systems to enhance reconnaissance, obstacle-clearing, and precision strike capabilities [9]. Naval Unmanned Combat Unit - The naval unmanned combat unit included domestically developed unmanned underwater vehicles, unmanned boats, and mine-laying systems, capable of executing underwater reconnaissance, patrol, and mine-clearing tasks [10]. - New unmanned boats can autonomously detect and neutralize underwater mines, significantly improving the efficiency and safety of mine-clearing operations [12]. - The development of unmanned mine-laying systems and mine-clearing vessels is aimed at synchronizing offensive and defensive capabilities in naval operations [14]. Aerial Unmanned Combat Unit - The aerial unmanned combat unit showcased various models of unmanned aerial vehicles, emphasizing a well-rounded combat system [18]. - The newly introduced shipborne unmanned helicopter enhances naval reconnaissance and operational capabilities, providing critical support for long-range maritime missions [20][22]. - Recent training innovations have focused on practical scenarios, pushing the limits of personnel and equipment, and improving operational readiness in response to various maritime and aerial situations [24].

Investment Rating - The report maintains an "Accumulate" rating for the defense and military industry [6]. Core Insights - The integration of AI in the military sector is becoming a significant trend, with "intelligence supremacy" emerging as a key factor in modern warfare. The advent of AI technologies, particularly since the launch of ChatGPT in 2022, has accelerated the application of large models across various industries, including defense [1][11]. - The report highlights the rapid rise of companies like Palantir, which has seen its market value increase nearly 20 times since the beginning of 2023, surpassing traditional defense contractors [2]. - The report emphasizes the importance of identifying China's equivalent to Palantir by understanding how AI can empower the military industry and pinpointing critical segments within the AI military supply chain [2][3]. Summary by Sections AI Empowerment in Military - AI is transforming military operations through various applications, including: 1. Command, Control, and Decision-Making: AI assists in battlefield decision-making [2]. 2. Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR): AI significantly enhances military efficiency, reducing OODA loop times [2]. 3. Unmanned Equipment: AI is driving advancements in autonomous operations and collaborative systems [2]. 4. Equipment Development: AI is enabling new models for weapon development, such as enhanced industrial software [2]. 5. Simulation and Training: AI is providing high-fidelity and cost-effective military simulation and training systems [2]. AI Military Supply Chain - The AI military supply chain consists of three segments: 1. Upstream: Data and computing power [3]. 2. Midstream: Algorithms and models [3]. 3. Downstream: Applications in command decision-making, intelligence analysis, unmanned equipment, and production assistance [3]. - The report suggests focusing on midstream companies that possess core databases and vertical algorithms, akin to Palantir's business model [3]. Investment Recommendations - The report recommends a dual strategy for investing in the "AI + Military" sector: 1. Target companies that align with Palantir's business model, possessing military data, algorithms, and application experience, such as Kesi Technology and Zhongke Xingtu [4]. 2. Explore companies expanding AI into unmanned equipment and development, including Jingpin Special Equipment, Zhongwu Drone, Xibu Materials, and Huaru Technology [4].