Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEX, stock code: 00388.HK) launched the 'HKEX Tech 100 Index' to track 100 technology companies listed in Hong Kong.

Hong Kong Exchange (00388.HK) announced the expansion of its index business and launched the "Hong Kong Exchange Tech 100 Index" today (September 9), marking the group’s first Hong Kong stock index. The Hong Kong Exchange Tech 100 is a broad-based equity index that tracks the performance of the 100 largest technology companies by market capitalization listed on the Hong Kong Exchange. All constituent stocks of the index are eligible for Stock Connect, catering to the investment needs of both international and Mainland Chinese investors. The industries of these companies cover six major innovation themes, including artificial intelligence, biotechnology and pharmaceuticals, electric vehicles and intelligent driving, information technology, the internet, and others.

AASTOCKSDec 9 08:41

The U.S. reveals its next big strategic move: a full-scale bet on humanoid robots.

According to the latest media reports, the Trump administration is devising a new national-level robotics strategy, positioning "humanoid robots" as a critical component of future industrial competition. Commerce Secretary Lutnick has begun frequent meetings with senior executives from several large technology companies and is considering a potential executive order that may be issued next year, aiming to accelerate the domestic research, development, and manufacturing of humanoid robots. Meanwhile, the U.S. Department of Transportation is also organizing the establishment of a robotics task force to pave the way for related policy frameworks.

wallstreetcnDec 5 15:06

As the Trump administration shifts its focus to robotics, two leading manufacturers engage in a 'virtual race.'

① Today, Figure founder Brett Adcock showcased the running posture of the F.03 humanoid robot; ② Previously, Tesla reposted a running video of Optimus 2.5 with the caption: 'Just set a new personal record in the lab'; ③ As of yesterday, reports indicated that the U.S. government is considering issuing an executive order on robotics next year.

cls.cnDec 4 16:25

Global robotics 'arms race' intensifies! Hong Kong-listed robotics concept stocks surge across the board, with reports indicating the Trump administration is strongly promoting the robotics industry.

Robot concept stocks led the gains. As of press time, Techtronic Industries (00179.HK) rose 6.47% to HKD 30.62; Sanhua (02050.HK) surged 6.16% to HKD 34.46; Ubtech Robotics (09880.HK) climbed 3.39% to HKD 113; and Dobot (02432.HK) increased by 3.29% to HKD 40.2. On the news front, reports indicate that the Trump administration is strongly promoting the development of the robotics industry. According to three informed sources who revealed details anonymously, U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick has been meeting with CEOs in the robotics sector and is making every effort to expedite progress.

cls.cnDec 4 10:33

Morgan Stanley China Robotics Survey: Humanoid robots currently lack mature products, while compound robots may see the first wave of significant adoption.

A Morgan Stanley survey shows that 62% of Chinese companies plan to deploy humanoid robots within three years, but only 23% are satisfied with existing products. Flexibility, functionality, and pricing require significant improvement. Mobile composite robots (mobile base + robotic arm), due to their technological maturity, will see the earliest adoption surge, with a deployment rate reaching 64% by 2027, faster than wheeled robots (58%) and bipedal robots (41%). Logistics warehousing and manufacturing will emerge as the primary application scenarios.

wallstreetcnDec 3 18:32

DouBao AI Assistant smartphone sold out! Ecosystem challenges remain unresolved as manufacturers may lean towards in-house R&D.

“DouBao AI Assistant” has gained immense popularity in the mobile phone market.

cls.cnDec 3 07:53