The reporter learned from Shanghai Customs that in the first half of the year, exports of artificial intelligence-related products such as servers, optical transceiver modules, integrated circuits, industrial-grade transformers, and energy storage batteries made in Shanghai all achieved rapid growth, and the AI computing power industry chain has become an important growth engine for Shanghai exports. Li Jirong, deputy director of the Statistics and Analysis Department of Shanghai Customs, believes that in the first half of the year, the rapid growth in exports of AI-related products in Shanghai was a structural and continuous growth driven by iteration in leading industries such as integrated circuits and artificial intelligence. Compared with the steady growth of traditional foreign trade categories, the AI-related industry chain is highly driven. From basic accessories such as upstream energy storage power equipment, to computing power hardware such as midstream integrated circuits and solid state drives, to downstream computer servers, the AI industry has opened up the entire high-end electronic foreign trade chain in Shanghai, achieving collaborative growth in all categories. Statistics from Shanghai Customs show that in the first half of the year, Shanghai achieved exports of 1.14 trillion yuan, an increase of 20.1% over the previous year, and the export scale broke the trillion yuan mark for the first time in half a year. At the same time, Shanghai exports are showing a trend of integrating multi-industry tracks. New tracks such as artificial intelligence and robots work in both directions with traditional tracks such as automobiles and ships, and new and old industries coexist. Liu Bo, deputy director of Shanghai Customs, said that in the first half of the year, Shanghai's import, export, and import indicators all reached record highs, fully demonstrating the strong resilience, vigorous vitality and strong development potential of Shanghai's economy.
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The reporter learned from Shanghai Customs that in the first half of the year, exports of artificial intelligence-related products such as servers, optical transceiver modules, integrated circuits, industrial-grade transformers, and energy storage batteries made in Shanghai all achieved rapid growth, and the AI computing power industry chain has become an important growth engine for Shanghai exports. Li Jirong, deputy director of the Statistics and Analysis Department of Shanghai Customs, believes that in the first half of the year, the rapid growth in exports of AI-related products in Shanghai was a structural and continuous growth driven by iteration in leading industries such as integrated circuits and artificial intelligence. Compared with the steady growth of traditional foreign trade categories, the AI-related industry chain is highly driven. From basic accessories such as upstream energy storage power equipment, to computing power hardware such as midstream integrated circuits and solid state drives, to downstream computer servers, the AI industry has opened up the entire high-end electronic foreign trade chain in Shanghai, achieving collaborative growth in all categories. Statistics from Shanghai Customs show that in the first half of the year, Shanghai achieved exports of 1.14 trillion yuan, an increase of 20.1% over the previous year, and the export scale broke the trillion yuan mark for the first time in half a year. At the same time, Shanghai exports are showing a trend of integrating multi-industry tracks. New tracks such as artificial intelligence and robots work in both directions with traditional tracks such as automobiles and ships, and new and old industries coexist. Liu Bo, deputy director of Shanghai Customs, said that in the first half of the year, Shanghai's import, export, and import indicators all reached record highs, fully demonstrating the strong resilience, vigorous vitality and strong development potential of Shanghai's economy.
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