CITIC Securities has reported that space computing is evolving from a mere concept into a tangible reality, with major overseas tech conglomerates already initiating their strategic moves in this arena. According to CITIC Securities' in-depth analysis, the energy provision for space computing will predominantly hinge on photovoltaic technology. At present, the triple-junction gallium arsenide employed in space applications comes with an exorbitant price tag. On the other hand, the more affordable crystalline silicon batteries fall short in terms of radiation resistance, rendering them unfit for extended space missions. Perovskite, heralded as the next-generation photovoltaic technology boasting both high efficiency and cost-effectiveness, is anticipated to emerge as a pivotal solution for space energy needs. Since the year 2025, the industrialization process of perovskite has witnessed an accelerated pace, marked by significant strides in both efficiency and stability. Several GW-scale production lines have been sequentially commissioned. Consequently, it is prudent to keep a close eye on the investment prospects within the perovskite industry.