On June 24, the GEM artificial intelligence ETF Huabao closed up 1.74%, with a turnover of 104 million yuan. Component stocks rose strongly. Runze Technology rose 5.94%, Aura New Network rose 5.40%, Quanzhi Technology rose 4.49%, and Wangsu Technology and Beijing Junzheng followed suit. According to news, the 2025 Global Digital Economy Conference will be held at the National Convention Center on July 2. The conference will host a special “debut” event for new technology, new products, and new solutions, and 46 thematic forums on emerging fields such as integrated applications of artificial intelligence and digital security. Hualong Securities said that AI technology is rapidly penetrating into all walks of life, and demand for computing power has risen markedly. At the same time, Chinese internet vendors are also actively deploying AI infrastructure. For example, Alibaba plans to invest more than 380 billion yuan over the next three years, and Baidu and Tencent's spending in Q1 2025 also increased by 41% and 89%, respectively. These trends indicate continued growth in demand for AI-related hardware and network facilities.

Zhitongcaijing · 06/24 08:25
On June 24, the GEM artificial intelligence ETF Huabao closed up 1.74%, with a turnover of 104 million yuan. Component stocks rose strongly. Runze Technology rose 5.94%, Aura New Network rose 5.40%, Quanzhi Technology rose 4.49%, and Wangsu Technology and Beijing Junzheng followed suit. According to news, the 2025 Global Digital Economy Conference will be held at the National Convention Center on July 2. The conference will host a special “debut” event for new technology, new products, and new solutions, and 46 thematic forums on emerging fields such as integrated applications of artificial intelligence and digital security. Hualong Securities said that AI technology is rapidly penetrating into all walks of life, and demand for computing power has risen markedly. At the same time, Chinese internet vendors are also actively deploying AI infrastructure. For example, Alibaba plans to invest more than 380 billion yuan over the next three years, and Baidu and Tencent's spending in Q1 2025 also increased by 41% and 89%, respectively. These trends indicate continued growth in demand for AI-related hardware and network facilities.