加拿大央行行长麦克勒姆：人工智能估值创历史新高，带来金融风险。

Beijing, June 17, 2026 — The China Academy of Information and Communications Technology (CAICT) opened a compute‑power–power coordination joint verification base to provide routine validation for deeper integration of the national integrated computing network and China’s new power system. The facility groups four core capabilities: a full‑scenario testing platform for structured, controlled trials of data‑center green‑power direct connection, source–grid–load–storage integration, DC supply systems, new transformers and other emerging technologies and equipment; a simulation sandbox offering digital replicas of typical compute‑power coordination business scenarios to test load forecasting, coordinated dispatch strategies and virtual power plant operations; a trusted compute‑power data platform aggregating test and simulation data to enable end‑to‑end evidentiary recording and traceability; and an industry incubation space to speed intellectual‑property conversion and commercial deployment.

US equity futures fell after a selloff in large tech names spilled into Asian AI-related shares, while investors awaited further progress in US‑Iran talks. Asia tech subindexes reversed an eight-day rally; Japanese and South Korean markets retreated and South Korean stocks dropped nearly 10%. Megacap tech moved in sync — Alphabet weakened and SpaceX slid as IPO enthusiasm cooled, notably for companies still cash‑flow negative yet reported to have raised about $75bn via an IPO. Market sentiment is shifting from last year’s broad AI euphoria toward a proof‑of‑performance phase, with investors demanding that heavy AI infrastructure investment produce returns. Market focus this week is Micron Technology’s earnings call. Gam Investment Management fund manager Jian Shi Cortesi said many investors holding AI names have large gains and may pare positions, and that tech is unusually sensitive to the interest‑rate outlook and potential Fed hikes.