As soon as Trump took office, technology and industrial stocks received a strong boost. On Wednesday local time, Trump announced a massive artificial intelligence investment plan: "Gateway to the Stars," with an expected investment scale of up to $500 billion. Initial investment institutions include SoftBank, OpenAI, Oracle, MGX, and others. This "star project," which was born with a halo, undoubtedly greatly boosted global technology and industrial stocks, with the Nasdaq 100 index, led by technology stocks, soaring and the S&P 500 index reaching a new high. In the U.S. stock market, Oracle, as one of the companies participating in the plan, once surged over 9.5%, before retreating to 6.75%. Other U.S. companies related to artificial intelligence, such as NVIDIA, Broadcom, and Arm, saw increases ranging from 2% to 7%. Microsoft also rose over 4%. In the European stock market, many related stocks reached historical highs. French company Schneider Electric, a major supplier of electrical equipment for data centers and other infrastructure, surged 3.4% on the Paris stock market, reaching a new high. Italian cable manufacturer Prysmian saw its stock price rise 3.4%, also reaching a historical high. German Siemens Energy and ABB, both of which provide power hardware for artificial intelligence infrastructure, rose 6.5% and 3.8%, respectively. Angelo Meda, head of stocks at Italian Banor SIM, stated: “These companies belong to an investment basket focused on electrification, data centers, and energy transport infrastructure, which benefit from current trends such as artificial intelligence and electric vehicles." ” In the Asian stock market, SoftBank's stock price surged by 11%, with trading volume reaching five times that of the previous trading day on Wednesday. It was reported that Masayoshi Son will serve as the chairman of the "Stargate" program. Yesterday, A-share computing power concept stocks strengthened against the trend, with sectors such as liquid cooling, copper high-speed connections, CPO, liquid cooling servers, and data centers leading the gains. Stocks like Industrial Fulian, New Asia Electronics, Huamai Technology, Ruiskanda, and Senyuan Electric hit the daily limit.