Cyberport: The fifth phase of expansion was completed in June, with Lenovo (00992) and "Hangzhou Six Little Dragons" among the tenants.

Digital Port Chairman Chen Ximing stated that the fifth phase of the Digital Port expansion project was completed in June this year, with a total construction area increased by 40% compared to previous phases. The current office rental rate has exceeded 50%, and renowned tech companies such as LENOVO GROUP (00992) and "Hangzhou Six Little Dragons" have successively moved in. In response to the Hong Kong government's push for the "South Finance, North Innovation Technology" strategic layout, as well as the construction of the Northern Metropolis and the Hong Kong-Shenzhen Innovation and Technology Cooperation Zone, the market is concerned about whether Digital Port will face competition. Chen Ximing expressed that Digital Port, the Hong Kong-Shenzhen Innovation and Technology Park, and the Science Park engage in a healthy competitive relationship, with each focusing on different functional positioning while maintaining close collaboration. In terms of computing power, Digital Port currently has a computing power scale of approximately 3000P, with usage rates nearing full capacity. The HK$3 billion government AI funding program has received applications from about 40 institutions so far, with around 30 approved. Chen Ximing emphasized that Digital Port will do its utmost to meet market demands for computing power. Regarding the planned Shaling Data Park, which is set to be operational in 2029 with a computing power of up to 180,000P, he is not worried about competition and believes that "the more computing power, the better."