Group 1 - Siemens Xcelerator Yangtze River Delta Innovation Empowerment Center was officially unveiled, marking Siemens' first offline experience and application service center in the Yangtze River Delta region, focusing on industrial digitalization and smart city sectors [1] - The center aims to serve as a key hub connecting small and medium-sized enterprises with Siemens, promoting digital and AI transformation [1] - Siemens has established a significant presence in Nanjing, with one regional headquarters, two manufacturing plants, two R&D centers, and four subsidiaries, covering the entire value chain from R&D to sales and services [1] Group 2 - Nanjing has attracted over 5,000 foreign enterprises, with actual foreign investment reaching nearly 13 billion USD in the past three years, supported by strong educational resources and open platforms [1] - The city has developed a financial service matrix, including a 200 billion RMB industrial fund and a 30 billion RMB equity investment fund, to meet the funding needs of enterprises [2] - Nanjing has released over 5,300 application scenarios to promote new achievements and business models, transitioning from "testing ground" to "application ground" [2] Group 3 - At the "2025 Nanjing Golden Autumn Economic and Trade Fair," 51 key industrial projects were signed, covering intelligent manufacturing, AI, new energy vehicles, biomedicine, and integrated circuits, with planned investments totaling 80.221 billion RMB [2] - Additionally, 8 fund projects were signed, with a total fund size of 8.966 billion RMB, injecting financial resources into industrial upgrades [2] - Notable companies, including Phoenix (China) Investment Co., Ltd. and BMW Chengmai Information Technology Co., Ltd., joined Nanjing's "Global Digital Service Provider" alliance to attract high-end resources in the global digital economy [3]