Wanxiang Innovation Energy Fusion City: Recommendations for Developing an Innovation Cluster

Dossani, Rafiq; Graf, Marlon; Han, Eugeniu

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“…beginning in the early 1990s and intended to foster technology transfer (with an emphasis on information technologies) yielded technology parks in 53 cities (primarily the largest cities and provincial capitals) (Hu, 2007). In a somewhat more targeted way, the City of Hangzhou partnered with the Wanxiang Group to develop an industrial park, with aspirations to become an innovation cluster (Dossani, Graf, and Han, 2017). The new national emphasis on AI has stimulated local efforts to host relevant activity (e.g., a $2.1 billion technology center in Beijing to support AI research); more generally, "156 state-level tech zones scattered across the country are providing similar facilities to support industries deemed national priorities" (Bloomberg News, 2018).…”

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China's Propensity for Innovation in the 21st Century: Identifying Indicators of Future Outcomes

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Blumenthal²,

Han³

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Section: State Investmentmentioning

confidence: 99%