Core Viewpoint - ASUS is optimistic about the development of its AI server business, forecasting mass production of the GB300 model by the end of the current quarter and has secured large orders from several international cloud service providers [1][2] Group 1: Financial Outlook - ASUS's CFO predicts a 5-10% quarter-over-quarter increase in PC business revenue for the current quarter, while component and server business performance is expected to remain flat compared to the previous quarter [1] - The company anticipates that the revenue distribution between the first and second halves of the year will be approximately 55:45 or 52:48, with third-quarter revenue expected to grow, driven by high-end gaming products and the upcoming Xbox release [1] - Excluding the impacts of tariffs and exchange rates, ASUS is confident in achieving a 4-5% operating margin target for the full year [1] Group 2: AI Server Business - The revenue contribution from AI server business reached double digits in Q1, increasing to 15% in Q2 with the successful mass production of the GB200 model, and is expected to continue growing with the GB300 model's production starting at the end of Q3 [1][2] - ASUS has made significant breakthroughs in acquiring large orders from major cloud service providers in both the Asia-Pacific region and Europe and the US [2] Group 3: PC Business Performance - The growth in ASUS's PC business during the first half of the year was primarily driven by the gaming and commercial markets, with gaming revenue increasing by 40% and commercial PC revenue rising by 45% year-over-year [2] - The company expects continued strength in gaming-related business in the second half of the year, particularly with the launch of the ROG Xbox Ally series in collaboration with Microsoft [2] - ASUS is optimistic about the momentum in AI PCs and plans to introduce a wider range of models at various price points in the second half of the year [2]