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  4. FinanceHKTDC backs new blueprint for Hong Kong's next chapterHONG KONG, Sept 16, 2026 - The Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) welcomes the new Policy Address and the First Five-Year Plan for Economic and Social Development of the HKSAR (2026-2030), delivered today by John Lee, Chief Executive of the HKSAR. Forward-looking, strategic and practical, these two plans align with the National 15th Five-Year Plan and the strategic development of Hong Kong’s “four centres and one hub.” The plans also set a clear blueprint for Hong Kong to reinforce its role as an international financial, trade, maritime and aviation centre, while focusing on its strengths in innovation and technology as well as cultural and talent development. Chairman of the HKTDC, Professor Frederick Ma said, “We fully support the Chief Executive’s Policy Address and Hong Kong’s First Five-Year Plan. As we face an uncertain world, setting short, medium and long-term goals will help businesses set directions and remain resilient. At the HKTDC, we are fully committed to aligning with these two plans. This includes assisting the Government to expand the city’s convention and exhibition (C&E) facilities.” Professor Ma added, “With Hong Kong’s unique advantage of enjoying the mainland’s strong support while being connected to the world, our position as an international trade fair capital has been enhanced in the past few decades. However, as the scale and diversity of fairs and conferences continue to grow in Hong Kong, there is a need to expand our facilities if we are to remain competitive. That is why I fully support the Government’s proactive measure of setting up a task force led by the Deputy Financial Secretary to steer the Wan Chai North Redevelopment project. We are pleased to have the opportunity to leverage our 60 years of expertise in this area to submit a proposal on the development approach of the project to the Government.” Regarding support for Hong Kong’s business community, the HKTDC also welcomes the Chief Executive’s measures to help Hong Kong SMEs diversify their markets, including strengthening the HKTDC “E-Commerce Express” programme to promote the awareness of Hong Kong brands and expand their coverage of e-commerce markets outside Hong Kong. Other measures to enhance funding schemes and encourage adoption of technology by SMEs were also welcome. The HKTDC will step up its efforts to support Hong Kong companies through our flagship fairs and conferences, including the Asian Financial Forum, Belt and Road Summit, Business of IP Asia Forum, CENTRESTAGE and InnoEX, while helping them access the Chinese Mainland including the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area (GBA) and international markets. Professor Ma further said, “As a core member of the Government’s GoGlobal Task Force, HKTDC’s GoGlobal Connect programme supports Hong Kong’s professional services to partner with mainland enterprises to develop global markets, and we will align with the Policy Address to further consolidate Hong Kong’s role as the premier platform to go to.” Measures include deepening collaboration with trade associations in Hong Kong and target markets, enhancing the matching function of the Cross-sectoral Professional Services Platform and adding the ESG (environmental, social and governance) services, as well as providing training for mainland enterprises and local service providers who wish to expand to overseas markets, such as Belt and Road regions in ASEAN, Central Asia, the Middle East and Africa. The HKTDC will also leverage its 50+ offices around the world to organise international missions and overseas Hong Kong promotions which open doors to more prospects in the future. Professor Ma concluded, “As we continue to face fresh challenges, I am confident that the Policy Address and the First Five-Year Plan will forge a new path ahead for Hong Kong. I look forward to leading our team on this journey to create more value for our business communities across Hong Kong, the Chinese Mainland and the world.” Media enquiries Please contact the HKTDC’s Communications & Public Affairs Department: Jane Cheung Tel: (852) 2584 4137 Email: [email protected] Johnny Tsui Tel: (852) 2584 4395 Email: [email protected] HKTDC Media Room: https://mediaroom.hktdc.com/en About HKTDC The Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) celebrates its 60th anniversary this year. The HKTDC is a statutory body established in 1966 to promote, assist and develop Hong Kong's trade. With over 50 offices globally, including 13 in the Chinese Mainland, the HKTDC promotes Hong Kong as a two-way global investment and business hub. The HKTDC organises international exhibitions, conferences and business missions to create business opportunities for companies, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), in the mainland and international markets. The HKTDC also provides up-to-date market insights and product information via trade publications, research reports and digital news channels. For more information, please visit: www.hktdc.com/aboutus.
  5. FinanceHKTDC backs new blueprint for Hong Kong's next chapterHONG KONG, Sept 16, 2026 - The Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) welcomes the new Policy Address and the First Five-Year Plan for Economic and Social Development of the HKSAR (2026-2030), delivered today by John Lee, Chief Executive of the HKSAR. Forward-looking, strategic and practical, these two plans align with the National 15th Five-Year Plan and the strategic development of Hong Kong’s “four centres and one hub.” The plans also set a clear blueprint for Hong Kong to reinforce its role as an international financial, trade, maritime and aviation centre, while focusing on its strengths in innovation and technology as well as cultural and talent development. Chairman of the HKTDC, Professor Frederick Ma said, “We fully support the Chief Executive’s Policy Address and Hong Kong’s First Five-Year Plan. As we face an uncertain world, setting short, medium and long-term goals will help businesses set directions and remain resilient. At the HKTDC, we are fully committed to aligning with these two plans. This includes assisting the Government to expand the city’s convention and exhibition (C&E) facilities.” Professor Ma added, “With Hong Kong’s unique advantage of enjoying the mainland’s strong support while being connected to the world, our position as an international trade fair capital has been enhanced in the past few decades. However, as the scale and diversity of fairs and conferences continue to grow in Hong Kong, there is a need to expand our facilities if we are to remain competitive. That is why I fully support the Government’s proactive measure of setting up a task force led by the Deputy Financial Secretary to steer the Wan Chai North Redevelopment project. We are pleased to have the opportunity to leverage our 60 years of expertise in this area to submit a proposal on the development approach of the project to the Government.” Regarding support for Hong Kong’s business community, the HKTDC also welcomes the Chief Executive’s measures to help Hong Kong SMEs diversify their markets, including strengthening the HKTDC “E-Commerce Express” programme to promote the awareness of Hong Kong brands and expand their coverage of e-commerce markets outside Hong Kong. Other measures to enhance funding schemes and encourage adoption of technology by SMEs were also welcome. The HKTDC will step up its efforts to support Hong Kong companies through our flagship fairs and conferences, including the Asian Financial Forum, Belt and Road Summit, Business of IP Asia Forum, CENTRESTAGE and InnoEX, while helping them access the Chinese Mainland including the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area (GBA) and international markets. Professor Ma further said, “As a core member of the Government’s GoGlobal Task Force, HKTDC’s GoGlobal Connect programme supports Hong Kong’s professional services to partner with mainland enterprises to develop global markets, and we will align with the Policy Address to further consolidate Hong Kong’s role as the premier platform to go to.” Measures include deepening collaboration with trade associations in Hong Kong and target markets, enhancing the matching function of the Cross-sectoral Professional Services Platform and adding the ESG (environmental, social and governance) services, as well as providing training for mainland enterprises and local service providers who wish to expand to overseas markets, such as Belt and Road regions in ASEAN, Central Asia, the Middle East and Africa. The HKTDC will also leverage its 50+ offices around the world to organise international missions and overseas Hong Kong promotions which open doors to more prospects in the future. Professor Ma concluded, “As we continue to face fresh challenges, I am confident that the Policy Address and the First Five-Year Plan will forge a new path ahead for Hong Kong. I look forward to leading our team on this journey to create more value for our business communities across Hong Kong, the Chinese Mainland and the world.” Media enquiries Please contact the HKTDC’s Communications & Public Affairs Department: Jane Cheung Tel: (852) 2584 4137 Email: [email protected] Johnny Tsui Tel: (852) 2584 4395 Email: [email protected] HKTDC Media Room: https://mediaroom.hktdc.com/en About HKTDC The Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) celebrates its 60th anniversary this year. The HKTDC is a statutory body established in 1966 to promote, assist and develop Hong Kong's trade. With over 50 offices globally, including 13 in the Chinese Mainland, the HKTDC promotes Hong Kong as a two-way global investment and business hub. The HKTDC organises international exhibitions, conferences and business missions to create business opportunities for companies, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), in the mainland and international markets. The HKTDC also provides up-to-date market insights and product information via trade publications, research reports and digital news channels. For more information, please visit: www.hktdc.com/aboutus.
  6. AI雲邊協同落地 生態卡位升維 華曦達(00901)從AI Home實戰走向家庭Physical AI香港, 2026年9月16日 - 在邊緣AI從技術概念邁向規模化商用的歷史性拐點,家庭場景正成為重塑智能生態價值鏈的核心陣地。9月11日至14日,全球廣播與媒體行業年度盛會IBC在荷蘭阿姆斯特丹舉行,華曦達(00901)以「雲邊協同智能、邊緣AI終端、生態合作及物理AI前沿探索」為核心,全面展示了其AI創新從底層技術能力向可部署AI Home服務轉化的實踐路徑。這不僅是一份亮眼的展會答卷,更標誌着華曦達正從傳統的終端產品提供商,加速向具備「雲—邊—端」協同能力的家庭Physical AI生態構建者完成關鍵躍遷,其在產品落地、生態卡位及資本市場認知切換上的多維突破,正為行業勾勒出下一代智慧家庭商業化的清晰藍圖。 IBC 2026的「落地答卷」:雲邊協同賦能 AI Home 邁入運營商級產品實戰 智通財經APP認為,本屆IBC 2026標誌着全球家庭終端產業正經歷一場深刻的價值重估:AI正從單純的「技術賣點」躍升為重構運營商商業模式的「核心基礎設施」。在Agentic AI TV與On-Device AI Agent成為行業共識的背景下,家庭側算力與邊緣智能已不再是錦上添花的選項,而是構建差異化競爭壁壘的關鍵。誰能率先完成「雲—邊—端」協同的生態閉環,誰就能掌握下一代智慧家庭商業化的定價權。 華曦達在本屆展會上的破局,正是基於這一宏觀邏輯的精準落子。其展示的AI Station家庭側共享算力平台,基於NVIDIA Jetson T5000打造,最高提供2,070 TFLOPS(Sparse FP4)AI算力,配備128GB LPDDR5X內存,將原本分散在各終端的算力需求整合為統一池化資源,為多模型並行及複雜AI工作負載提供充足算力基礎。 運行於該平台之上的Cedar多模態模型技術預覽版本基於Google Gemma構建,可融合語音、文本、視覺、設備狀態與環境信息,形成對家庭上下文的統一理解;Cedar Agent則負責跨設備、跨服務的任務協同與執行,對於更複雜的推理需求,Gemini在雲側對邊緣智能形成能力補充。這一架構成功打通了「雲端推理、邊緣編排、終端執行」的完整閉環。 在終端層面,華曦達攜手晶晨半導體將芯片及NPU能力與系統集成、AI應用適配相結合,AI智能屏融合環境感知、AI助手與多設備語音協同能力,從傳統控制界面升級為更自然的AI Home交互入口;AI電視盒基於NPU算力強化影音娛樂體驗,並支持本地AI服務與家庭設備協同。 從算力底座到智能體中樞,再到具象化的終端載體,華曦達「算力底座+智能體中樞+終端載體」的體系在一定程度上契合了行業內對家庭場景基礎設施的需求,同時其呈現的是一套可交付、可商用、可規模化的運營商級AI Home產品體系,而非停留在概念層面的技術演示,是運營商從「連接變現」向「智能變現」延伸的重要載體。 GCP「靈動萬物」的「生態背書」:Physical AI浪潮中 華曦達為何是不可替代的合作夥伴 2026年正成為AI跨越數字邊界、重塑物理世界的分水嶺。Physical AI的核心壁壘,已從單一的模型參數比拼,全面升維至「模型+工具+場景部署+商業化」的系統工程博弈。在這場角逐中,家庭場景因其指令的模糊性與設備的高度碎片化,成為最具挑戰也最具商業價值的試金石。 華曦達入選Google Cloud「靈動萬物」主動式Physical AI加速計劃,其深層邏輯並非一次簡單的技術結盟,而是產業巨頭對其「場景落地與工程化交付能力」的戰略性認可。過去九年,從全球首批Android TV認證、XMediaTV雲服務上雲,到全球首家Google TV投影產品認證,再到如今入選Physical AI核心加速計劃,華曦達的生態演進並非單點突破,而是一場從硬件終端、雲平台到AI Agent產品化的系統性閉環。隨着Cedar模型基於Google Gemma開發,Cedar智能體接入Gemini增強雲端推理能力,雙方已在底層技術上形成深度咬合。這種長期的「生態共創」模式,不僅降低了前沿技術的試錯成本,也在持續強化華曦達自身的系統集成能力與AI Home產品化能力。 在本屆IBC上,華曦達進一步展示了Physical AI在家庭場景中的探索方向。從智能家居控制、設備協同和自主清潔,到機械臂等更具實體交互能力的新興應用場景。依託現有雲邊協同AI Home技術體系,將AI能力從「理解與決策」延伸至現實世界中的「行動與執行」。這也意味着公司正從傳統的終端產品提供商,加速向具備全球視野的家庭Physical AI生態構建者完成關鍵躍遷。 入通與業績的「價值共振」:資本市場開始重新定價 當產業趨勢與基本面形成共振,資本市場往往會率先給出定價。華曦達近期正式納入港股通標的,這一流動性層面的重大突破,不僅拓寬了投資渠道,更提供了一個重新審視華曦達的窗口:它正處於向「家庭Physical AI生態構建者」轉型的關鍵躍遷期。 從財務數據來看,華曦達2026年上半年實現收入20.95億元,同比增長36.3%;實現期內溢利人民幣1.81億元,同比增長75.9%;毛利率同比提升3.5個百分點至21.1%。這一增長是在既有運營商渠道和存量終端基礎上,通過區域需求釋放與產品組合優化所實現的自然延伸,一定程度上印證了「從存量中挖掘增量」的商業邏輯。作為全球最大的Android TV智能終端供應商,華曦達無需從零構建生態,隨着Physical AI在家庭安防、陪護、節能等更多複雜場景的深度滲透,以及雲邊協同架構的不斷完善,即可在龐大的存量設備基礎上釋放AI價值。 智通財經APP認為,無論是IBC 2026上展示的雲邊協同產品矩陣,還是GCP加速計劃帶來的生態稀缺性,抑或是港股通開啟後的流動性改善,都意味着華曦達正在經歷一場從終端硬件製造商向家庭Physical AI生態構建者的價值重塑。在Physical AI的產業趨勢中,華曦達既是一個技術落地的實幹者,也或將成為資本市場在AI Home賽道中一個兼具成長確定性與估值彈性的觀察標的。
  7. AIMaterial Informatics Market Forecasts Growth from $134M (2025) to $398.3M by 2032, Profiling Schrödinger, Citrine Informatics, Dassault Systèmes, BASF & 16 Other Key PlayersCompanies: 3MBASFAI, big data, cloud platforms and autonomous labs are accelerating materials discovery, while demand for high-performance, sustainable materials expands cross-industry opportunities.
  8. SaaSLTE & 5G for Critical Communications 2025-2030 Forecasts Growth from $5.4B (2025) to $9.2B by 2028, Profiling Ericsson, Motorola Solutions, Nokia, AT&T & 1,000+ Other Key PlayersCompanies: EricssonAT&TMotorola SolutionsNokiaCritical communications are shifting from LMR to LTE/5G, creating opportunities in public safety, defense, utilities, rail, industrial IoT, private networks and satellite integration.
  9. SaaSTurning Point Global SolutionsTurningPoint Appraised at CMMI Maturity Level 3 V3.0 for Services and Level 5 for Development V3.0Turning Point Global Solutions (TurningPoint) today announced that it has been successfully appraised at Maturity Level 3 for Services of ISACA's Capability Maturity Model Integration (CMMI®) for the fourth time. Conducted by Primvis Inc.,...
  10. CryptoKuCoinKuCoin Goes Live on Arc at Mainnet Launch, Broadening Access to Onchain FinanceKuCoin, a leading global crypto platform built on trust, today announced that it is live on Arc as a mainnet launch partner, enabling eligible users to move USDC directly between KuCoin and Arc from day one. As...
  11. SaaSAISIX Solutions Inc.AISIX Solutions Expands Eli Report Agreement by 16,000 Buildings, More Than Doubling Nationwide CoverageAISIX Solutions Inc. (TSXV: AISX) (OTCQB: AISXF) (FSE: QT7) ("AISIX" or "the Company"), a wildfire risk assessment and data-analytics company, today announced the expansion of its data licensing agreement with OctoAI Technologies Corp. ("OctoAI"), developer of the Eli Report platform. Under the expanded agreement, AISIX's proprietary climate risk data - wildfire, heat, precipitation, and wind scores - will now be incorporated...
  12. SaaSAtos voit sa stratégie en souveraineté numérique renforcée par l'obtention du statut de partenaire cloud souverain de SAPCompanies: SAPAtos voit sa stratégie en souveraineté numérique renforcée par l'obtention du statut de partenaire cloud souverain de SAP