From 6 p.m., on the 7th floor of the Dream Lab in Zhongguancun, Beijing, the investment managers of Inno Fund sat around to sort out the projects at hand. Over a three-hour meeting, they discussed the investment value of more than 30 projects. After the meeting, the investment managers continued to look at the project and make due diligence, and the company's managing partner's thorough schedule was even more full. Zhou Quan told reporters that from March to July this year, the company had already held 10 voting meetings. This figure is the same as last year's full year. The number and amount of investment projects during this period surpassed that of the whole of last year. The investee companies also felt the popularity of the market. Jin Yirong is the founder of a quantum technology company. He told the reporter that in the previous two years, many investors still maintained a wait-and-see attitude when they wanted financing, but this year, more investors came to the company for research, and they are also more proactive. Industry insiders generally believe that the development of AI technology is the core driving force behind this round of recovery in the venture capital market, and capital is rapidly pouring into fields such as AI, quantum technology, and computing power. According to the data, the total financing volume of AI startups in China exceeded 300 billion yuan in the first half of 2026, exceeding the full year of 2025. However, the concentrated influx of capital has brought about a rapid rise in valuations, and “grabbing quotas” has become the key word in the primary market.

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