ChinaSoft International has announced its formal entry into the computing power services business. This strategic move follows the company's official launch of its enterprise intelligent operating system product, allmeta, in March 2026 and aims to further implement its full-stack, full-scenario AI strategy while enhancing its computing power business layout.
The decision, approved by the board of directors, represents a concrete extension of the company's positioning of allmeta as an "enterprise semantic infrastructure and token value hub" into the supply and service of computing power. The company intends to focus on high professional-value token operations, seize the historical opportunity presented by computing power as a core production factor in the AI era, and build a sustainable second growth curve.
To establish stable and reliable computing power supply capabilities and solidify the foundation for this new business, the group plans to procure high-end AI servers in bulk, construct supporting computing power infrastructure, and initiate related operations within the year. The related investments will be implemented in phases based on business progress and market conditions, funded through the group's internal resources and/or external financing. The board will prudently assess and adjust the scale and pace of actual investment according to business development and the market environment.
The group plans to develop its computing power business around three models to promote the market-oriented operation and value conversion of computing resources: (i) Computing Hardware Resale: leveraging compliant upstream supplier channels to procure high-end AI servers, computing clusters, and supporting equipment, offering standardized hardware resale to government, enterprise, and research institution clients, complemented by value-added services such as selection consultation, deployment, debugging, and operational support; (ii) Computing Power Leasing: utilizing the resources of intelligent computing centers and computing clusters to provide leasing services to clients with elastic or medium-to-long-term computing power needs, along with value-added services like computing power scheduling, maintenance, and optimization; and (iii) Token Sales: leveraging the token invocation capabilities of AI products like allmeta and smart code to provide large model inference token sales to enterprise and developer clients based on actual usage, accompanied by value-added services such as API access and application integration.
The board believes the computing power business will achieve deep synergy with the group's existing operations. At the industry level, it will extend allmeta's implementation in sectors like energy and power, promoting the integrated development of "computing-power synergy" and expanding application scenarios for computing power. At the product level, with allmeta serving as the enterprise semantic infrastructure and token value hub, it will connect computing power supply, model services, and industry implementation, forming an integrated capability loop of "computing power - ontology - intelligent agent."
The board views the entry into computing power as a crucial step for the group to seize the opportunities presented by the development of the artificial intelligence industry and extend its existing full-stack, full-scenario AI capabilities into the supply and service of computing power. This move is expected to diversify the group's revenue streams, optimize its business structure, enhance overall competitiveness, and create synergistic effects with its existing AI and cloud services businesses, thereby generating new growth momentum.
The board is of the opinion that entering the computing power business aligns with the group's overall development strategy and serves the best interests of the company and its shareholders as a whole.