On December 4, the A-share market reached a low point before rebounding, with Cambricon seeing a brief surge in its share price during the late trading hours, ultimately closing nearly 3% higher. On that very day, international media outlets reported that Cambricon is set to significantly boost its AI chip production, aiming to more than triple output by 2026. The plan includes the delivery of 500,000 AI accelerators, with 300,000 units being MLU590 and 690 chips. This move is intended to fill the market gap created by NVIDIA's withdrawal from the Chinese market and to pose a challenge to local rivals like Huawei. In reaction to these reports, Cambricon released a statement that same evening, categorically denying the claims as false. The company urged investors to base their decisions solely on information that has been officially disclosed by the company and cautioned against the dissemination or belief in unverified rumors.