ChiNext Computing Power ETF tops peers with 3.1 billion yuan net inflows since listing
The ChiNext Computing Power ETF (158041), managed by China Asset Management, has attracted over 3.1 billion yuan in net capital inflows since its listing, ranking first among similar index products. The fund tracks the ChiNext Computing Power Infrastructure Index, which has 91.03% exposure to data center concepts. The inflows coincide with Chinese government policy announcements on advancing next-generation communication networks and green computing infrastructure, as well as Alibaba's pledge to expand global data center capacity to over 20GW by 2032. A report projects China's active AI agents reached 4.95 million in 2026.
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China to advance next-gen communication networks; computing power ETF sees 3.1 billion yuan inflow
As of September 23, the ChiNext Computing Power ETF (158041) has attracted over 3.1 billion yuan in net capital inflows since its listing, ranking first among similar index products. According to CCTV News, during the '15th Five-Year Plan' period, China will strategically advance next-generation communication network construction with moderate front-loading and systematic deployment. Vice Minister of Industry and Information Technology Yu Xiaohui stated that computing power infrastructure should be expanded and upgraded, with enhanced network-computing coordination and interconnection to support an integrated computing power network. Guoxin Securities noted that policy focus has shifted from basic infrastructure to nationwide integrated network construction and resource coordination. With expanding applications in AI large models, multimodal models, and intelligent agents, high-frequency inference is driving increased computing power consumption. The ETF tracks the ChiNext Computing Power Infrastructure Index, which has 91.03% exposure to data center concepts, the highest among A-share indices. The index returned 79.34% in the full year of 2025. (Source: Wind; past performance does not guarantee future results.)
Read sourceChiNext Computing Power ETF Sees Over 310 Million Yuan Net Inflow Since Listing, Tops Peer Index Funds
As of September 23, 2026, the ChiNext Computing Power ETF (158041), managed by China Asset Management, has recorded net capital inflows exceeding 310 million yuan since its listing, ranking first among same-index products. The report highlights the recently concluded 5th Digital Trade Expo in Hangzhou, where domestic chip innovations and supporting infrastructure such as power supply, cooling, and testing were showcased, signaling AI computing power's transition from labs to broad industrial application. Guoxin Securities analysts state that computing power has become a core production factor for AI development, with policy support intensifying and token call volumes surging, confirming strong AI application demand. Cloud capital expenditure increases provide underlying support for large model training and inference deployment. The ETF tracks the ChiNext Computing Power Infrastructure Index, which has the highest concentration (91.03%) of data center (AIDC) concept stocks in the market, focusing on AIDC construction and operation, computing power leasing, and liquid-cooled servers.
Read sourceChina's Active AI Agents Surge to Nearly 5 Million; ChiNext Computing ETF Sees Record Trading Volume
As of September 23, 2026, the ChiNext Computing Power ETF (158041) recorded a trading volume exceeding 370 million yuan, ranking first among its peers. According to the '2026 China AI Computing Power Development Assessment Report,' AI is transitioning from content generation to task execution. The number of global active AI agents is forecast to grow from 79.4 million in 2026 to 2.216 billion by 2030. In China, active agents reached 4.95 million in 2026, projected to hit 197 million by 2030, a compound annual growth rate of 151.2%. The global AI computing power market is expected to reach $1.25 trillion by 2030, with China's market at $150.1 billion, both quadrupling from 2025. Analysts from China Merchants Securities and Kaiyuan Securities highlight a key inflection point for AI, with rising demand for computing power driven by the shift from training to inference and the expansion of open model ecosystems and physical AI. The ETF tracks the ChiNext Computing Power Infrastructure Index, which has a 91.03% exposure to data centers (AIDC), the highest among all A-share indices. The fund has seen net inflows for three consecutive trading days, totaling 236 million yuan.
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ChiNext Computing Power ETF Rises on Alibaba AI Infrastructure Pledge, Analyst Forecast
As of 14:00 on September 22, the ChiNext Computing Power Infrastructure Index showed notable gains, with the ChiNext Computing Power ETF (158041) strengthening. The move follows an announcement at the 2026 Hangzhou Yunqi Conference where Alibaba pledged full commitment to AI infrastructure construction, aiming to build an AI cloud for the 'machine intelligence' era. The company targets operating global data center capacity exceeding 20GW by 2032 to meet surging AI demand. Guoxin Securities commented that domestic and international giants are accelerating AI investments, ushering in a peak period for computing power infrastructure spending. Against the backdrop of expanding AI application demand and accelerated intelligent computing supply, global cloud vendors are increasing capital expenditure to support model training, inference services, and AI application deployment, while enhancing competitiveness in cloud and AI service markets. The ETF tracks the ChiNext Computing Power Infrastructure Index, focusing on data center construction and operation, computing power leasing, and liquid cooling servers, with the highest market concentration (91.03%) in the data center concept.
Read sourceChiNext Computing Power ETF Sees Top Net Inflows in Its Index
The ChiNext Computing Power ETF (158041), managed by China Asset Management (华夏基金), has recorded strong net inflows over the past two trading sessions, ranking first in its index. On February 18 and 21, the fund saw net inflows of 19 million yuan and 41.65 million yuan, respectively, according to a report from China Securities Journal. The inflows coincide with a policy announcement: five Chinese government departments jointly issued a notice on organizing the recommendation of national green computing power facilities for 2026, aiming to support the development of green, low-carbon, and circular computing infrastructure and accelerate energy-saving and carbon-reduction efforts in digital infrastructure. The ETF tracks the ChiNext Computing Power Infrastructure Index, which focuses on the AI industry chain's infrastructure segment, including data center (AIDC) construction and operation, computing power leasing, and liquid cooling servers. The index has the highest market concentration in the data center concept (91.03%), positioning the fund as a pure-play computing power investment tool in the A-share market.
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