Multiple computing power lessees: have not received any "new requests" Major manufacturers purchasing overseas cards all have invoices.

In response to rumors about the deployment of overseas cards without invoices being banned by all future listed companies, a reporter from Today's Financial Times learned from several professionals in the computing power leasing market that large factories purchasing equipment all have invoices, otherwise it would mean tax evasion. A person in charge of an A-share computing power leasing company stated, "Don't believe rumors, don't spread rumors. Our operations are all legal and compliant, and we have not received any instructions from any department." An industry practitioner told the reporter from the Financial Times, "Whether it's the A series, H series, or B series, as long as overseas equipment that can officially be put into operation in mainland China, they are all properly declared and imported."