Sou Hu Cai Jing·2025-05-26 06:27Core Insights - The ongoing U.S. pressure on China's AI industry has led to a significant drop in NVIDIA's market share in China from 95% to 50%, while Huawei's Ascend chip shipments have surged to nearly 400,000 units, indicating a shift towards domestic alternatives in computing power [1] - Global competition for computing power is intensifying, with the U.S. "Gateway to the Stars" initiative proposing a $500 billion investment to build 5-10 supercomputing parks by 2029 [1] - The EU plans to mobilize €200 billion for AI, including a dedicated €20 billion fund for establishing European AI super factories [2] Industry Developments - China has initiated the "East Data West Computing" project, with the Ministry of Commerce emphasizing support for national-level economic development zones' computing infrastructure [2] - The current focus on computing power is shifting towards restructuring, with encouragement for acquisitions in key sectors such as semiconductors, technology, AI, and biomedicine [2] Company Opportunities - Zhejiang Data Culture is highlighted for its restructuring logic, leveraging the Zhejiang Big Data Trading Center to promote a "computing power + data" ecosystem, recently winning a supercomputing center project worth 6 billion yuan [4] - Runxin Technology is pursuing a restructuring strategy by signing an agreement to acquire 100% of Qiyimoer, a leader in high-end computing chip packaging technology [5] - A specific company is planning to establish a 100,000-card GPU computing cluster within two years, has signed a 10-year cooperation agreement with ByteDance for computing and data center services, and recently completed a share acquisition, positioning itself for significant growth [5]