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Hongxin Electronics announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Beijing Anliantong Technology Co., Ltd., signed a Product Purchase and Sales Contract with Company A to procure high-performance server computing chips, with independent acceptance and billing in batches, for a total contract value of RMB 2.131 billion including tax. It also signed a Sales Contract with Company B to purchase high-performance server computing chips, with a total settlement amount of RMB 852 million. The signing of the above contracts falls within the review authority of the company's chairman and does not require submission to the board of directors for review, nor does it constitute a related-party transaction or a major asset restructuring.

Parallel Technology announced that the company's 26th extraordinary meeting of the fourth board of directors reviewed and approved the proposal to purchase CPU computing servers and storage equipment. The transaction amount for the asset purchase reviewed at this board meeting does not exceed 39.732 million yuan, and the cumulative asset purchase amount over the past twelve consecutive months is 80.7904 million yuan, reaching 10% of the company's most recently audited net assets. The wholly-owned subsidiary Changsha Supercomputing Cloud Technology Co., Ltd. plans to purchase CPU computing servers from Lenovo (Beijing) Information Technology Co., Ltd., with a contract amount expected not to exceed 14.484 million yuan; it also plans to purchase storage equipment from Unis Huashan Technology Co., Ltd. and Inspur (Beijing) Electronic Information Industry Co., Ltd., with a contract amount expected not to exceed 25.248 million yuan.

Tianyang Technology announced that the company recently signed a Sales Contract with Company X to purchase 20,000 NVIDIA (NVDA) GPU products, model NVIDIA RTX PRO5500 Blackwell. Unlike GPU products used for large model training, these products are mainly used for professional workloads such as AI application inference, professional graphics rendering, engineering simulation and scientific computing, and audio/video processing, primarily targeting clients in industries such as media and entertainment, healthcare, and education and research. The contract takes effect from the date it is stamped by both parties. The specific amount of the impact of this contract on the company's financial indicators cannot yet be measured. Tianyang Technology cautioned that this GPU procurement is constrained by factors such as chip supply chains, industry supply and demand, and technology controls outside China, and is subject to risks including delays in phased equipment delivery, substandard product performance, inadequate operations and maintenance support, delivered product quantities falling short of expectations without the seller bearing liability for breach of contract, which may lead to delays in the commissioning progress of the company's related businesses. It may also face impacts from major changes in the external macro environment, unexpected accidents, and other force majeure factors.