<p>According to Bloomberg, the surge of the open-source AI agent software OpenClaw has swept through mainland China, and with the support of the Shenzhen municipal government, related concept stocks collectively rose today (the 9th), including UCloud (688158), QingCloud (688316), and Shunwang Technology (300113), all seeing their stock prices soar by about 20%. Additionally, MiniMax (100) saw its stock price temporarily rise over 18% to HKD 956.</p>
<h2>Longgang District in Shenzhen Plans to Issue 2 Million Subsidy</h2>
<p>Shenzhen's Longgang District announced on Saturday that it is seeking public opinion on a policy draft that encourages professional platforms to provide free OpenClaw deployment services and offers subsidies of up to RMB 2 million (approximately HKD 2.26 million) for related application development projects.</p>
<p>Developed by Peter Steinberger, OpenClaw helps users automate tasks such as email processing, schedule management, and travel bookings. The tool has quickly become a hot topic in China's AI field, with startups like Moonshot AI and MiniMax launching tools to assist users in hosting or deploying OpenClaw.</p>
<h2>Tencent and Alibaba Launch Deployment Services</h2>
<p>In addition, traditional cloud giants Tencent (700), Alibaba (9988), and Baidu (9888) have also successively launched convenient access services for the software. According to domestic media reports, Tencent launched free installation services for the AI agent on its cloud platform last week. However, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of China issued a warning last month, stating that some deployments of OpenClaw have default or improper configurations, posing serious security risks that could expose systems to cyberattacks and data breaches.</p>
<p>Anna Wu, a cross-asset investment strategist at Van Eck Associates, stated that OpenClaw is a successful case of AI being implemented in real life. It can enhance productivity and even inspire the emergence of &#34;one-person companies,&#34; changing the landscape of the labor market. However, she also cautioned that this vision is still somewhat distant, as actual usage data needs to be observed, not just download numbers</p>

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<p>The OpenClaw craze in mainland China has triggered a rise in related stock prices, with the Shenzhen municipal government planning to provide subsidies of up to 2 million RMB to support the deployment of the software. A-share listed companies such as UCloud, QingCloud, and Shunwang Technology saw their stock prices rise by about 20%, while MiniMax's stock price also increased by over 18%. Cloud giants like Tencent and Alibaba have launched convenient access services for OpenClaw. Although OpenClaw is regarded as a successful application of AI, experts remind us to pay attention to actual usage data to assess its impact</p>

- According to Bloomberg, the popularity of the open-source AI agent software OpenClaw has surged in mainland China, spurred by support from the Shenzhen government, leading to a collective rise in related stocks.  
- The district of Longgang in Shenzhen announced plans to solicit public opinion on a draft policy aiming to subsidize up to 2 million yuan for projects related to OpenClaw deployment.  
- While OpenClaw is praised for its potential to enhance productivity and alter the labor market, concerns over security risks associated with its deployment configurations have been raised.

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The mainland is experiencing a surge in OpenClaw, supported by Shenzhen's initiatives, with related stocks soaring, MiniMax rising nearly 20%