Domestic computing power giant chips are selling like hotcakes.

In mid-August, Haiguang disclosed its performance report, stating that from January to June, it generated approximately 9.1 billion yuan in revenue, with a net profit of around 1.8 billion yuan. Notably, in the second quarter, profits exceeded 1.1 billion yuan, setting a new high for quarterly earnings. The chip-selling company Haiguang has caught two fast trains: CPUs have regained importance, placing it in the leading tier of domestic producers; DCUs are benefiting from the explosive demand for AI inference, and the company is busy achieving Day 0 adaptation with cutting-edge large models. As of the market close on August 17, its stock price had risen by 28.8% since the beginning of the year, with a total market capitalization exceeding 670 billion yuan.