International institutions are bullish on Chinese technology assets.

Since the beginning of this year, the Chinese economy has maintained a steady and progressive development trend. In response to this, many authoritative institutions at home and abroad have recently released a series of research reports to assess the development potential and new driving forces of the Chinese economy. A series of research reports released by PricewaterhouseCoopers in the first half of this year show that the resilience of the Chinese economy is evident, and new productive forces are accelerating, becoming an important anchor for global capital. The "Global CEO Survey China Report" found that the proportion of global CEOs listing mainland China as one of the top three investment destinations has significantly increased. PricewaterhouseCoopers' macroeconomic research report points out that a series of data show strong new driving forces in the Chinese economy: in the first quarter of this year, actual foreign investment in high-tech industries in China increased by 30.7% year-on-year, with research and design services, and computer and office equipment manufacturing industries seeing actual foreign investment increases of 127.8% and 88.1% respectively. The AI field in China is also showing promising performance, with mainland companies leading the world in AI application capabilities, with 17% of companies achieving cost reduction and revenue increase through AI applications.