Core Viewpoint - The energy storage industry is transitioning from "equipment competition" to "service capability competition" due to significant policy changes this year, leading to a new phase of market-oriented competition [2]. Strategic Upgrade - Highte Electronics has officially announced a strategic upgrade from "system expert" to "data service leader," launching a comprehensive "data service system" that integrates data aggregation, prediction, diagnosis, trading, and settlement [5][6]. Strategic Partnerships - Highte Electronics signed strategic cooperation agreements with several well-known companies, including Ganfeng Lithium and Dongfang Risheng, to create replicable microgrid data service benchmark projects and promote a smart energy system transformation under the "dual carbon" goals [6]. Addressing Industry Pain Points - The data service system targets four major pain points in the energy storage industry: 1. Weak market trading: Many storage companies lack specialized teams for market policy research, limiting their trading strategies to conservative peak-valley arbitrage, which affects asset value [7]. 2. High operation and maintenance costs: Highte Electronics has developed an intelligent operation and maintenance system that combines real-time diagnostics and cloud-based deep analysis to enhance operational efficiency [7]. 3. Difficulty in virtual power plant access: The company has created a standardized and self-service operation model to lower technical barriers for small operators, facilitating resource access and optimization [8]. 4. Investment and payment challenges in commercial storage projects: Highte Electronics offers a full-process settlement service that integrates regional pricing and compliance assurance through blockchain technology [8]. Future Directions - Highte Electronics aims to enhance the capabilities of terminal devices, improve functionality and flexibility, and reduce costs, thereby providing more efficient, safer, and economically viable energy storage solutions [9].