Core Insights - DaoTech announced that its investee company, Chipenson, is progressing as planned with the development of its second-generation APU products, expected to enter the tape-out phase by the end of this year or early next year [3] - The APU products from Chipenson demonstrate a computational speed improvement of 1-3 orders of magnitude and a power consumption reduction of 2-3 orders of magnitude compared to traditional CPU/GPU systems, with no direct competitors in the non-Von Neumann architecture domain for atomic scientific computing acceleration [3] - The HeXi Atomic Computing Center, a joint venture between DaoTech and Chipenson, aims to be the world's first large-scale computing center focused on atomic-level scientific calculations, with a registered capital of 50 million yuan, where DaoTech holds an 80% stake [4] Company Developments - DaoTech is actively involved in the preliminary government approval, engineering design, equipment selection, and infrastructure setup for the HeXi Atomic Computing Center, with plans to establish 200 units by the end of this year and a total of 1,000 units in the future [3][4] - The center is positioned to support enterprises in their digital transformation by providing robust computing power, leveraging DaoTech's material research data and industry experience alongside Chipenson's APU chip and server technology [4]