I.N. Capital's Zhu Scott on Investing in Greater China

The video discusses the geopolitical tensions between the US and China, focusing on technological supremacy and the need for collaboration on global issues like climate change. It highlights China's advancements in deep tech, such as quantum computing and new materials, and the shift in focus from large tech companies to IP-intensive deep tech firms. The conversation also explores the distinction between beneficial and recreational technology, emphasizing the importance of AI and climate tech investments. Finally, it addresses funding strategies and the role of global investment in these emerging technologies.

What is the main reason for the US and China to collaborate on global issues?

• To compete in technological advancements

• To dominate the global economy

• To address large global problems like climate change

• To reduce military tensions

Which area is NOT mentioned as a focus of China's deep tech advancements?

• New materials

• Social media platforms

• Space technology

• Quantum computing

What is the Chinese government's current focus in the tech industry?

• Investing in recreational technology

• Supporting large tech companies

• Promoting deep tech companies with significant IP

• Regulating social media platforms

How does the speaker differentiate between types of technology?

• By their popularity among users

• By their contribution to human advancement

• By their impact on daily activities

• By their market value

What is a key area of investment mentioned in the context of climate tech?

• Web applications

• AI and machine learning

• Traditional manufacturing

• Social media analytics

Which countries have pledged to become net zero in the coming decades?

• USA and Russia

• Germany and France

• Japan and China

• India and Brazil

What is a potential application of deep tech in traditional industries?

• Improving online shopping experiences

• Developing new smartphone apps

• Reducing waste in construction

• Enhancing social media engagement