Core Insights - Feiteng's desktop computer based on the Tengrui D3000 processor won a bid for nearly 4,000 units with a 100% market share, showcasing its competitive edge in the autonomous controllable computing sector [1][4] - The Tengrui D3000 is recognized as a "cost-performance benchmark" in the domestic market, featuring an ARMv8 architecture with 8 self-developed FTC862 cores and a clock speed of 2.5GHz, achieving a multi-core score of 5850 in GeekBench 6, which is 2.5 times higher than its predecessor D2000 [1][4] - Feiteng's processor sales have surpassed 10 million units, marking a significant milestone in its ten-year history and indicating the scalability of its CPU products [4] Market Expansion - The Tengrui D3000's successful bid for 13,000 units in a government procurement project further solidifies Feiteng's position in the government sector [4] - Feiteng has also secured a contract for 24,000 desktop terminals based on the D2000 processor for a major state-owned power enterprise, establishing itself as a key technology provider for the energy sector [6] - In the financial sector, Feiteng's processors have been selected for procurement projects by two large policy banks, with nearly 10,000 units being awarded, ensuring information security and operational stability [6][8] Technological Advancements - The Tengrui D3000 is the first domestic desktop CPU to support DDR5 and PCIe 5.0, achieving the highest memory access performance in its class [4] - The processor features a "computing core + trusted core" dual architecture, supporting Feiteng's self-defined PSPA2.0 security standard and integrating national encryption algorithms, which enhances supply chain security [8] - The series of successful bids reflects the high-quality development stage of China's autonomous CPU industry, with Feiteng poised for further breakthroughs in various sectors [8]