2026未来产业新材料博览会 支持单位 ： 中国未来产业崛起引领全球新材料创新发展 2026年6月10-12日 上海新国际博览中心 新材料是未来高新技术产业发展的基石和先导，新材料的突破将加速未来产业变革! 2026未来产业新材料博览会（上海） (Future Industries New Materials Expo 2026，简称" FINE 2026 ")，由 「 DT新材料 」 主办的 第十届 国际碳材料产业博 览会 (Carbontech 2026)、 热管理产业博览会 (iTherM 2026)和 新材料科技创新博览会 (AMTE 2026)三大展重磅升级而来，旨在打造一个以未来产业终端为引 领、立足国际视野的新材料领域标杆展会。 FINE 2026 ， 以 50,000平 展区 与 超过 300场 战 略与前沿科技报告，全景呈现应用于人工智能、智算/数据中心、具身智能、低空经济、航空航天、智能汽车、 AI消费电子、量子科技、6G、脑机接口、新能源、生物制造等产业的热门创新成果， 并 重点聚焦 未来智能终端 以及 未来产业五大共性需求（先进半导体、先 进电池、轻量化功能化、低碳可持续、热管理） ， ...

Core Viewpoint - Japan plans to invest approximately 1.1 trillion yen (70 billion USD) in Rapidus over the next two years to support advanced semiconductor production initiatives [1] Group 1: Investment Details - The Japanese Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry announced that 630 billion yen will be allocated for payments and 150 billion yen for investments starting from the fiscal year beginning in April 2026 [1] - An additional 300 billion yen will be allocated for payments in the fiscal year 2027 [1] - The Japanese government has previously committed to providing around 1.8 trillion yen to Rapidus, with the recent increase of over 1 trillion yen [1] Group 2: Strategic Context - Since Japan introduced its new strategy to revitalize the semiconductor industry in 2021, approximately 5.7 trillion yen has been allocated, with funds directed towards specific projects such as Rapidus, TSMC's Kumamoto fab, and Micron Technology's Hiroshima plant [1]

Core Viewpoint - The 2026 Future Industries New Materials Expo aims to lead global innovation in new materials, emphasizing their critical role in the development of high-tech industries and future industrial transformations [2][3]. Group 1: Event Overview - The expo will take place from June 10-12, 2026, at the Shanghai New International Expo Center, featuring a total exhibition area of 50,000 square meters [2][3]. - The event is an upgrade of three major exhibitions: the 10th International Carbon Materials Industry Expo, the 7th Thermal Management Industry Expo, and the New Materials Technology Innovation Expo [2][3]. - It is expected to attract over 100,000 professional visitors and 800+ exhibiting companies, along with 200+ research institutions [3][28]. Group 2: Focus Areas - The expo will highlight five common demands in future industries: advanced semiconductors, advanced batteries, lightweight materials, low-carbon sustainability, and thermal management [3][6]. - It will feature five specialized thematic exhibition areas, including advanced semiconductors, advanced batteries and energy materials, lightweight high-strength and sustainable materials, thermal management technologies and materials, and new materials technology innovation and achievement trading [6][11]. Group 3: Activities and Forums - The event will host over 30 specialized vertical forums and more than 300 expert presentations, focusing on cutting-edge technologies and industry trends in sectors such as artificial intelligence, aerospace, smart vehicles, and quantum technology [16][18]. - Key topics will include technology innovation, investment strategies, and advanced manufacturing technologies related to new materials [16][18]. Group 4: Industry Impact - The expo aims to facilitate the transformation of scientific and technological achievements, helping enterprises connect with industry funds, government parks, and project resources, thereby accelerating innovation in the new materials sector [3][28]. - It is positioned as a one-stop platform for communication, cooperation, and procurement across the entire innovation chain, from end products to components, materials, and cutting-edge technologies [3][6].

Core Viewpoint - The U.S.-EU trade negotiations are at a stalemate, with the U.S. imposing a hard deadline of August 1 for new tariffs unless a trade agreement is reached [1][2]. Group 1: U.S. Position - U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross emphasized that new tariffs on the EU will begin on August 1, marking a firm deadline for negotiations [1][2]. - The U.S. is pushing for a higher baseline tariff of 15% or more, which exceeds the previously accepted 10% by the EU [3][4]. - The U.S. administration has repeatedly delayed the tariff deadline, but the latest statement indicates no further extensions will be granted [2]. Group 2: EU Response - The EU is preparing for a robust countermeasure, including potential tariffs on over $100 billion worth of U.S. exports and the use of unprecedented "Anti-Coercion Instrument" (ACI) to respond to U.S. economic pressure [5]. - Germany, traditionally inclined towards a quick agreement with the U.S., has shifted its stance to support a stronger response alongside France and other member states [4][5]. - The EU had previously been close to an agreement that included a 10% baseline tariff and increased purchases of U.S. energy products and semiconductors, but negotiations have stalled due to U.S. demands for higher tariffs [3][4].