Group 1: Policy and Market Outlook - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology issued the "Guidelines for High-Standard Digital Park Construction," aiming to enhance digital infrastructure and optimize computing power resources by 2027, with a target of establishing around 200 high-standard digital parks [1] - The policy shift from "construction" to "optimization and application" indicates future investment opportunities will focus on improving computing efficiency and enabling diverse computing applications, rather than just hardware deployment [1] - The current market analysis suggests that despite recent fluctuations in the computing power sector, major institutions view this as a strategic opportunity for future investments, driven by sustained AI demand [2] Group 2: Market Performance and Investment Trends - The computing power sector has seen an average stock price increase of 49.66% this year, with 21 stocks, including Shijia Photon and New Yisheng, experiencing over 100% growth [3] - Shijia Photon, the top performer, has seen a 391.04% increase in stock price, attributed to its successful application of 400G and 800G optical chips in major markets [3] - Foreign institutional investors have heavily invested in 17 computing power stocks, indicating strong confidence in the sector's future, with companies like Jianqiao Technology and Sanwang Communication receiving significant attention from both foreign and domestic research institutions [4]
重磅利好加持,外资重仓股浮出水面