On June 22, Mega Anhui stated that as enthusiasm for artificial intelligence-related investments continues to rise, the market is beginning to see more clearly that a core constraint lies not within the chip concept itself, but in whether the power supply can keep up with demand expansion in a manner that is sufficiently stable, cheap, and fast.

From an industry chain perspective, Mega Anhui believes the true bottleneck in computing power construction is shifting from hardware procurement to energy infrastructure. The expansion of data centers requires not just equipment and networks, but also continuous power input, transmission capacity, and regional infrastructure support, which is pushing energy issues back to the forefront.

This implies that the investment value of power systems will be re-evaluated and amplified. Whether in power generation, energy storage, transmission and distribution, or industrial park energy management, any sector capable of enhancing power supply reliability and cost controllability is more likely to attract capital attention in this new round of industrial expansion.

Regarding market pricing, the narrative of future high growth may not belong solely to technology companies. Those who can provide reliable energy carrying capacity will share in the longer-term benefits brought by computing power expansion. The explosion in technological demand is inversely increasing the strategic importance of traditional energy and power infrastructure.

In summary, Mega Anhui judges that artificial intelligence brings not just a re-rating of the technology sector, but will also drive a re-stratification of the energy system. If subsequent power constraints continue to manifest, the valuation logic and investment themes for energy assets are expected to be further reshaped.