CA CULTURAL (01566) has announced that the group is currently in discussions with multiple data center operators in Japan regarding the potential leasing and allocation of infrastructure capacity.

The group continues to expand its product ecosystem into smart, real-time interactive, and spatial multimedia products.

The proposed arrangement for reserving capacity is intended to ensure that dedicated and high-performance IT infrastructure and edge computing power can support the group's existing AI-driven toys, interactive character intellectual property, and multimedia augmented reality (AR)/virtual reality (VR) businesses.

Deploying real-time interactive AI models and high-fidelity AR/VR streaming requires reliable high-density computing power, low-latency network routing, and continuous data security.

Through collaboration with professional data center operators, the group expects to obtain reliable high-performance data center infrastructure and edge computing power without incurring immediate massive capital expenditure on hardware ownership.

This move is expected to accelerate the commercialization of the group's AI toy and AR/VR businesses while achieving scalability and operational resilience during peak demand periods.

Furthermore, the use of established and certified data centers is expected to enable enterprise-level physical security, isolated edge node processing, and audit compliance, thereby reducing regulatory and operational risks.

The board believes that negotiating and finalizing the reservation of capacity with professional data center operators aligns with the overall strategic interests of the group and its shareholders.