Vision Group has recently released an official statement, addressing the spread of misleading rumors across various online platforms. These rumors falsely claim collaborations between Vision Group and industry giants such as Huawei, Microsoft, and NVIDIA, along with assertions labeling it as a 'core supplier of AI computing infrastructure'. Following thorough verification, Vision Group categorically denies having any cooperative ties with Huawei. Furthermore, the company emphasizes that the concepts surrounding the Tao (τ) Law, as unveiled by Huawei, bear no connection to Vision Group's business scope. It also clarifies that it is not recognized as a core supplier within the AI computing infrastructure sector. In fact, its power systems constitute merely 5%-10% of the total investments in data centers. Looking ahead, the hydrogen energy segment is projected to yield a revenue of RMB 8.69 million by 2025, a figure that is expected to have a marginal impact on the company's overall performance. Meanwhile, solid-state batteries have yet to reach mass production stages, and the company involved in sodium-ion battery equity participation is currently incurring losses. Vision Group assures stakeholders that its current business operations remain steady and unaffected. Additionally, the company confirms that there is no undisclosed information that ought to be made public at this juncture.