At present, artificial intelligence (AI) is experiencing rapid development, marked by a flurry of downstream terminal hardware launches that extend all the way to the construction of upstream computing power centers. Consequently, orders for relevant manufacturing enterprises have seen a substantial increase. In the face of the swift iteration of AI terminal products, the importance of timeliness cannot be overstated when it comes to capturing the market and reaping profits. Data reveals that from January to May this year, China's export volume of cloud computing equipment and semiconductor equipment soared by 114.4% and 91.5%, respectively, compared to the same period last year. Despite July traditionally being a low season for global air freight, China's freight routes to Europe and the Americas have demonstrated remarkable resilience this year. Fueled by the structural demand for high-tech electronics and semiconductor products, air freight rates have maintained their high levels. Several leading freight forwarders and cargo airlines have reported a continued and significant increase in the volume of AI products being shipped recently.