ST Deren has declared that the aggregate deviation in the rise of its stock's closing price (Note: The term "increase" is preserved as it stands, given its specific usage in financial contexts. While it might not have a direct equivalent in all English financial settings, retaining the original term maintains accuracy. For additional clarity, it can be understood as a descriptive term for a price rise; however, the original term is kept as instructed) over three consecutive trading days has surpassed 12%, signaling unusual market volatility. Following thorough verification, the company has affirmed that it has not entered into any business partnerships with either NVIDIA or Huawei. Presently, ST Deren's high-speed transmission connector products are predominantly utilized in the computer and peripheral equipment industries, with applications in burgeoning sectors like servers still in the process of expansion. The revenue generated from these related businesses is minimal, constituting less than 1% of the total revenue. It is anticipated that this will have a negligible effect on the company's operational performance in the near term, and there remain uncertainties concerning future orders and business growth.