Summary of Capital Online Conference Call Company Overview - Capital Online is undergoing a comprehensive transformation towards intelligent computing business, with a projected growth of 60%-80% in GPU business by 2025, benefiting from the acceleration of multimodal applications [2][3][7] Strategic Initiatives - The company's strategy is defined as "One Cloud, Multiple Pools; One Cloud, Multiple Models; One Cloud, Multiple Chips" [2][3] - Launched the GPU g customer platform, charging based on nodes and tokens, with models like Deep Seek and Zhipu already online, and plans to launch an overseas version in Q3 or Q4 of 2025 [2][3] Infrastructure Expansion - Actively expanding computing power infrastructure, including: - Expansion of the Wanka cluster in Gansu Qinyang - Completion of the Hebei Huailai base by the end of 2025, with a planned capacity of 50 megawatts - Construction of the Anhui Wuhu node starting in 2026, with a planned capacity of 100 megawatts - Planning a 15-megawatt node in Dallas, USA, addressing energy issues [2][5] Chip Management and Investment - The company manages and owns 21,000 chips, including models 4,090, 5,090, and H200 [2][4] - Plans to invest 300-500 million yuan in chip purchases in 2025, having already spent approximately 200 million yuan by the end of Q1, mainly on models 4,090 and H200 [2][6] Financial Projections - Expected profit for 2025 is approximately 1.5 billion yuan, an increase from 1.3 billion yuan in 2024, but still in a loss-reduction phase [2][6] - Anticipates achieving profitability in 2026 due to government subsidies, reduced GT saturation, cost declines, and improved gross margins from economies of scale [2][6][7] Market and Customer Insights - The GPU business is expected to grow at a rate of 60%-80% in the next one to two years, while CPU business growth is projected at around 10% [3][7] - IDC business growth is limited in 2025 but expected to grow by 0-5% in 2026, with potential growth of 5-10% in the following year [7] - Major customers in the AI application explosion include Zhipu, Horizon, Squirrel Technology, and Meitu, focusing on inference-side demand [3][8] - The company aims to expand its customer base to include high-volume clients like Kuaishou, offering bare metal and cloud computing services with software capabilities [8] Industry Trends - The primary customers in the GPU sector are from AIGC, large model applications, education, finance, and government sectors, with limited conversion from the internet industry [9] - The company is considering entering the computing power leasing business if internal demand cannot be fully met [10] Additional Insights - Current data flow usage for large models like text-to-text and text-to-image remains low, with many government and education clients still in pilot phases [11] - Anticipated gradual increase in data flow in the second half of the year, driven by the release of multimodal models and new large applications [11]