Core Viewpoint - The company has not yet applied its precision manufacturing technologies, such as CNC machining centers, to computing power server hardware, including GPU cooling modules, due to its core business model focusing on "computing power leasing and intelligent computing center operations" rather than server manufacturing [1] Group 1: Business Model and Operations - The company's computing power business relies on centralized procurement of finished hardware rather than engaging in server production [1] - Research and development expenses are primarily focused on technological iteration and product innovation within the main business [1] Group 2: Military and Computing Power Sectors - In the military sector, investments are directed towards optimizing process programming for military support products, upgrading high-precision machining technologies, and developing specialized products [1] - An example of a specialized product is the quick-release clamp used in engine fuel lines, which facilitates domestic substitution [1] - In the computing power sector, efforts are concentrated on optimizing core server programming for intelligent computing centers, upgrading computing power scheduling algorithms, and developing software platforms aimed at improving operational efficiency and expanding application scenarios in the civilian sector [1]