英國5月三個月RICS房價指數 -35，預期-31，前值-34.00。

June 5, Shenzhen — Li Zhen, deputy director of the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission (SASAC), attended a meeting on integration between central state-owned enterprises and Hong Kong science and technology innovation. SASAC said it will prioritize source-level innovation cooperation, accelerate commercialization of R&D outcomes, deepen tech‑finance linkages and promote global talent aggregation to push central enterprises to deepen collaboration with Hong Kong and support construction of Hong Kong as an international sci‑tech center to serve China’s innovation-driven development strategy. The meeting included 37 central enterprises and 10 Hong Kong universities and research institutes and announced 33 joint projects in AI, next‑generation mobile communications, smart manufacturing, new energy, new materials, life sciences and financial services.

China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology published its AI+ICT Innovation Development Implementation Opinions (2026–2028). It directs upgrades to AI-dedicated line services: optimize network resource scheduling, introduce flexible on‑demand and time‑shared billing, and enable rapid end‑to‑end dedicated‑line provisioning and fast bandwidth adjustment using SRv6 and optical technologies such as OSU/fgOTN. It requires network upgrades for AI workloads, including trials of distributed inference across wide‑area IP networks and a network resource utilization target of at least 90%. It mandates improved access for 5G‑A and PON upstream services and sets a home/enterprise WLAN access latency target of no more than 5ms. It promotes model application platforms to establish an integrated compute+data+model+AI‑application service ecosystem and a full development chain from model training and scenario validation to commercial deployment to accelerate scaled adoption of domestic AI technologies in key industries.