Cyberport fills 50% of phase 5 offices with Lenovo, BrainCo among tenants: chairman
Cyberport, Hong Kong's fintech hub, has successfully leased 50% of its newly expanded fifth-phase office space, totaling 66,000 square meters. Tenants include mainland Chinese tech companies such as Lenovo and BrainCo.

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AI-generatedCyberport, Hong Kong's fintech hub, has successfully leased 50% of its newly expanded fifth-phase office space, totaling 66,000 square meters. Tenants include mainland Chinese tech companies such as Lenovo and BrainCo. According to Chairman Simon Chan Sai-ming, this expansion positions Cyberport as a significant contributor to Hong Kong's first five-year plan. The hub is focusing on driving artificial intelligence (AI) development as a pillar industry, enhancing talent training, and improving cross-border data governance. The HK$5.5 billion fifth-phase project was completed in June of this year.
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4 extractedThe fifth-phase project was allocated HK$5.5 billion (US$700.9 million) in the 2019 policy address and completed in June this year.
Cyberport is positioning itself as a key driver in Hong Kong's inaugural five-year plan by pushing AI development.
Half of Cyberport's fifth-phase offices are filled with tenants, including Lenovo and BrainCo.
Cyberport's fifth-phase expansion added 66,000 square metres of space.