Overtaking the Tokyo-Yokohama cluster, the Shenzhen-Hong Kong-Guangzhou sci-tech cluster has surged to the top of the global innovation cluster rankings, according to the latest Global Innovation Index (GII) Cluster study released by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) on September 1.

The latest report shows that the top 100 global innovation clusters are spread across 33 economies. China leads the pack with 24 clusters, followed by the United States with 22. Germany comes in third with 7 clusters, while India and the United Kingdom each have 4. Canada, Japan, and the Republic of Korea are tied with 3 clusters each.

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Source: South
Editor: Wen Junhua