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On October 27, 2026, CITIC Securities released a research report recommending that investors grasp edge-side investment opportunities from three clues: robot capability upgrades, expanding data collection demand, and edge-side entry-point innovation. According to Securities Times, the report said that attention to physical AI and edge-side applications is rapidly heating up, with industry events such as OpenAI, Nvidia GTC, and Unitree Robotics' ecosystem conference serving as catalysts, which, combined with sufficient prior stock price adjustments in the sector and divergent expectations for the storage industry, jointly drove an explosive rally in the sector. The report believes that the core change in this round of narrative is the further strengthening of the connection between model capabilities and terminal hardware. At present, the views in this research report have been published by Securities Times, and no subsequent developments have been disclosed.
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CITIC Securities: Physical AI is exploding; seize on-device investment opportunities from three angles
A CITIC Securities research report states that attention on physical AI and on-device applications is rapidly heating up, with industry events such as OpenAI, NVIDIA GTC, and the Unitree Technology Ecosystem Conference serving as catalysts; combined with the sector's sufficient prior stock price correction and divergent expectations for the memory industry, these factors are jointly driving an explosive sector rally. The report holds that the core change in this round of narrative is the further strengthening of the link between model capabilities and terminal hardware, and recommends seizing on-device investment opportunities from three angles: robot capability upgrades, expanding demand for data collection, and on-device entry-point innovation.