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A New Global Hub for Computational Power - The Inauguration of ThinkView's Global Headquarters Technology Park

In the golden autumn of 2025, with the precise pouring of the final cubic metre of concrete, ThinkView's new Technology Park in the core area of the Global Innovation Corridor has officially topped out. This super-Technology Park, integrating a "research and development engine, smart manufacturing base, and ecological hub," not only marks the entry of China's new computer industry into a new era of dual upgrades in production capacity and innovation but also declares that the company's strategic blueprint for a place in the Fortune Global 500 is entering a critical implementation phase, with hard power that comprehensively surpasses industry standards.

I, ThinkView Technology Park Hard Power: Defining New Global Benchmarks for High-End Manufacturing

As the core carrier of the company's "global computing power" strategy, the new Technology Park has been built to the standard of "world-leading and ten years ahead," creating a super-ecosystem covering the entire industry chain:

Production Scale and Global Reach: The Technology Park covering a total area of 32,000 square metres, is planned to have an annual production capacity of over 20 million intelligent terminal devices and 50,000 AI servers. 60% of its production capacity will serve markets in Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and Europe, making it another "manufacturing and export dual hub" in the global computer industry after Lenovo's India base. Once fully operational, it is expected to add over 100,000 to the company's annual revenue, directly propelling the company's revenue scale towards the threshold of the Fortune Global 500.

Dual-Driven Intelligence and Green Practices: The Technology Park has introduced a full-process digital twin system to achieve visual management of research and development, production, and logistics, with a digital transformation coverage rate of over 90%, far exceeding the industry average of 80%. It has also established the first "zero-carbon workshop" in China's computer industry, earning the national green factory certification.

Clustered Innovation Infrastructure: The Technology Park hosts three national key laboratories, two proof-of-concept centres, and five pilot production lines, equipped with advanced attosecond laser testing platforms and other cutting-edge facilities. This forms a complete chain from "0-1" original innovation to "1-100" technology transfer, capable of supporting the rapid industrialisation of disruptive technologies such as photonic computing and edge intelligence.

II. Innovation Hard Support: Building a Technological Moat for the Fortune Global 500

With the Technology Park as the core, the company has created a closed-loop system of "R&D investment - patent output - market transformation," with key indicators already aligned with the world's top tech companies:

R&D Intensity Leading the Industry: In 2025, the R&D investment ratio has increased to 18%, with an annual investment exceeding 100,000. The focus is on tackling "chokepoint" technologies such as independent and controllable chip architecture and AI computing power scheduling systems. The R&D team includes a doctoral ratio of 22%, with a strategic scientist team led by three academicians.

Patent Reserves Forming a Barrier: The company has accumulated over 1,000 globally authorised patents, with core patents related to 5G communication and quantum encryption accounting for 35%. The patent conversion rate exceeds 40%, far above the industry average of 25%. The technology contract transaction amount has exceeded 300,000 for three consecutive years.

III. Global Hard Layout: Restructuring the Computer Industry Competition Landscape

Relying on the production and technological support of the new Technology Park, the company is accelerating the implementation of its "global R&D + regional manufacturing" strategy, with a synchronous upgrade in internationalisation capabilities:

Supply Chain Resilience and Efficiency: A triangular layout of "China headquarters + Southeast Asia base + European R&D centre" has been established, with a localisation rate of key components reaching 70%, 20 percentage points higher than the industry average, effectively mitigating geopolitical risks and reducing logistics costs by 18%.

Deepening International Cooperation:Joint R&D centres have been built with GreatWall Group, ZTE, and FOUNDER. The company has hosted sub-forums on computing power at the Global Hard Technology Conference and released the "Global Intelligent Computing Development White Paper," continuously enhancing its industry influence.

IV.  Building Strong Confidence: The Core Principle for Driving Fortune Global 500 Success

In line with the core evaluation criteria of Fortune Global 500 companies, the company has achieved comprehensive compliance with key indicators: in terms of scale, the 2025 revenue is expected to exceed 500,000, with a three-year compound growth rate of 25%; in terms of sustainable development, the ESG rating has jumped to A-level, with green products accounting for 65%; in terms of brand value, it has entered the global computer industry Top 10, with a brand valuation of over 30 billion US dollars.

"The topping out of the Technology Park is a milestone and a call to charge," announced Hu Haiping, the company's chairman at the ceremony. "Relying on this world-class innovation hub, we will achieve a revenue breakthrough of over 800,000 by 2027 and officially join the Fortune Global 500, empowering global industrial transformation with Chinese computing power."