On December 10, during an investor briefing focused on the conclusion of a significant asset restructuring, Hygon Information's executives addressed the potential repercussions of NVIDIA's H200 graphics processing unit (GPU) receiving approval for export to China. The introduction of the H200 into the Chinese market is poised to escalate competition within the domestic high-end chip sector. However, the revenue-sharing model associated with the H200 is expected to elevate procurement expenses, thereby presenting obstacles to its widespread market adoption.

In response, Hygon Information articulated its strategy to enhance the performance benchmarks and ecosystem compatibility of its Deep Computing Unit (DCU). The company emphasized its strengths in security compliance and cost efficiency, alongside its capability to tailor solutions for specialized, niche applications. Hygon Information is committed to solidifying its competitive stance by intensifying efforts in customer benchmarking initiatives and broadening its presence in industry-specific markets.