The Week Ahead (Mar. 9-15): China’s ‘Two Sessions’ to Conclude
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Mar. 9: Sci-tech bond rules take effect
A circular issued by the National Association of Financial Market Institutional Investors to optimize sci-tech innovation bonds comes into effect. The rules aim to channel more financial resources into early-stage, small-scale, long-term, and hard-tech ventures, supporting a financial system tailored to technological innovation.
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- New sci-tech bond rules in China took effect to boost funding for technology innovation.
- The CPPCC and NPC held annual sessions in Beijing, concluding on March 11 and 12, respectively.
- Major tech events include AWE in Shanghai (Mar. 12-15) and Nvidia's GTC in California (Mar. 16-19), highlighting new AI hardware.
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- Nvidia Corp. is hosting its annual GTC conference in San Jose, California, from March 16-19. The event will focus on artificial intelligence and next-generation AI infrastructure. Nvidia is expected to unveil its Feynman GPU architecture, Rubin GPUs, and showcase Vera Rubin products utilizing Samsung's HBM4 memory.
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- An upcoming Nvidia GTC conference is expected to feature Samsung's HBM4 memory. Nvidia will showcase its Vera Rubin products, equipped with this memory, for the first time.
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