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Shenzhen recently hosted a high-quality development forum for technology incubators, organized by the Shenzhen Association of Tech Enterprise Incubators. Under the theme “Thoughts on High-Quality Development Paths for Tech Incubators Under New Conditions,” the forum brought together government leaders, industry experts, and top institutional representatives, including Li Nan, Director of the Torch Center at the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology; Head of Shenzhen’s Industry Park Office; Li Jun, Chairman of Beihang Tianhui Incubator; and Tom Lam, Founder of AiXel-Labs.

During his remarks, Tom shared AiXel-Labs’ proven cross-border technology incubation approach and the results it has delivered—grounded in the company’s operations in Hong Kong. He highlighted how AiXel-Labs leverages Hong Kong’s position as an international hub for science and innovation, while aligning resources across the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area. The result is a full-chain service system: “Cross-Border Incubation—Resource Alignment—Industry Implementation.” In frontier fields such as biomedicine and artificial intelligence, this enables a truly two-way growth pathway—connecting Hong Kong’s university research, international capital, and Mainland industry resources to help innovation-driven ventures scale faster and more effectively.

Tom also emphasized AiXel-Labs’ perspective on the next stage of high-quality development: incubators should go beyond delivering basic support and instead build distinctive capabilities. Through cross-border collaboration, strategic resource integration, and ecosystem co-building, incubators can give startups a stronger platform for growth and real-world commercialization.

With a strong focus on collaboration and exchange, the forum created valuable opportunities for AiXel-Labs to deepen cooperation with peer organizations. Looking ahead, AiXel-Labs will continue to expand its cross-border technology incubation efforts, actively participate in industry exchanges, and bring more high-quality international resources and innovation insights into the Greater Bay Area. The company will also coordinate with key Southern China hubs such as Nansha and Huizhou to help accelerate the landing and growth of promising projects—injecting fresh momentum into the region’s technology innovation ecosystem.

Recently, AiXel-Labs’ management team visited the Guangzhou Nansha Service Centre (GNSC) in Hong Kong for a science-and-technology innovation industry exchange. The discussion focused on three priority tracks—biomedicine, cross-border AI collaboration, and high-quality project execution — with a shared goal of strengthening the Bay Area’s innovation ecosystem and accelerating meaningful industrial partnerships.

Both sides agreed to deepen mutual resource sharing and capability building. AiXel-Labs will focus on identifying and supporting high-growth, innovation-driven companies that align with Nansha’s industrial direction—helping promising, breakthrough initiatives move from concept to commercialization. GNSC will provide local implementation and support, policy guidance, and venue coordination, delivering a true one-stop service to help projects launch faster and expand into the broader ecosystem.

This exchange also established durable communication channels and clarified practical collaboration pathways. Going forward, AiXel-Labs and GNSC will work closely to co-build and share resources across key initiatives, supporting the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area in advancing science and technology innovation.

Together, the two organizations will strengthen cross-border AI collaboration, speed up cutting-edge research into real-world applications, and drive high-quality, sustainable growth across the Bay Area.

On March 18, the Zhongguancun Science City Management Committee hosted a successful themed forum titled “Offshore Strategies and International Market Development,” supported by Zhongguancun No. 1. Tom Lam, founder of Hong Kong’s Accelerator, AiXel-Labs, was invited to attend as a guest speaker.

The forum centered on the key challenges companies face when expanding globally. It featured senior experts in three critical areas: cross-border investment, financial risk management, and the Beijing–Hong Kong technology innovation ecosystem. Attendees gained practical insights into compliance, financing, and strategies for going global, making the session both highly engaging and informative.

During the event, Lam discussed China’s “Strong Aerospace Nation” strategy and explored Hong Kong’s unique role and opportunities in the commercial aerospace sector. As an active participant in the Beijing–Hong Kong innovation ecosystem, he highlighted the benefits of Hong Kong’s strong legal framework and contract culture. He also shared how companies can leverage Hong Kong’s position as a global hub, helping build strong links between Chinese enterprises and markets across Southeast Asia and beyond. In addition, Lam drew on hands-on collaboration experiences from the Beijing–Hong Kong innovation ecosystem to offer clear direction for technology companies pursuing internationalization.

The forum also included participation from several industry leaders. Attendees engaged in in-depth discussions on real-world obstacles to global expansion. Many commented that the content was both rich and relevant, offering actionable ideas and strategies for businesses looking to enter international markets.

On December 16, the seminar titled “AiXel-Labs Leading the Way: Hong Kong-Shenzhen Cross-Border Industry Expansion” was held in Luohu, Shenzhen. This influential event brought together representatives from the Luohu District Government, prominent industry leaders, and distinguished entrepreneurs from both Shenzhen and Hong Kong. Attendees gathered to discuss innovative strategies and explore emerging opportunities for cross-border and global expansion.

The seminar featured in-depth discussions on a range of topics, including the advantages of regional policy support, the role of advanced platforms in empowering businesses, and best practices for practical implementation. Participants also examined approaches to building and strengthening global networks, aiming to foster greater collaboration and sustainable development. Served as a dynamic platform for exchanging insights, forging new partnerships, and charting a course for future industry growth across borders, the event was a remarkable success.