Group 1 - The company held an online performance briefing on May 16, discussing the progress of its computing power resources, which are divided into co-construction and computing network access models [1] - In the co-construction model, the company leases IDC cabinets and purchases its own computing servers, storage devices, and network equipment, entrusting IDC service providers for equipment hosting [1] - The "Inner Mongolia New Computing Power Base" is a data center and computing center constructed by Inner Mongolia Xindongjitai Technology Co., Ltd. in the Hohhot New District, serving as one of the company's computing service suppliers [1] Group 2 - The company introduced the "Computing Sea Plan," aimed at building ultra-large-scale single clusters for model training in collaboration with computing construction partners [1] - The first phase of the "Computing Sea Plan" is set to go live in May 2024, with basic infrastructure construction nearly completed and multiple partners, including the company, already utilizing the facilities [1] - Regarding the Hainan underwater computing power project, the company announced the completion of the underwater intelligent computing cabin on February 18, 2025, marking the official launch of the underwater computing center [2] Group 3 - The company leverages its experience in operating ultra-large-scale computing clusters and autonomous intelligent management technology to provide comprehensive operational support for the underwater computing center [2] - In the context of carbon neutrality and the era of artificial intelligence large models, the demand for intelligent computing power is increasing, prompting service providers to consider sustainable computing service supply systems [2] - The underwater data center represents a new type of computing infrastructure, utilizing seawater as a natural cooling source, which inherently possesses green, low-carbon, and sustainable characteristics [2]