Layout Computing Power Going Global, Capital Online Accelerates Global Computing Power Network Construction

China Macro Network News: Recently, Capital Online (Stock Code: 300846) disclosed its 2025 annual report. Last year, the company achieved operating revenue of 1.237 billion yuan, of which intelligent computing cloud business generated 295 million yuan, a year-on-year increase of 61.08%; computing cloud business achieved revenue of 386 million yuan, remaining stable compared to the same period in 2024, maintaining steady development; IDC business revenue was 498 million yuan, down 35.51% year-on-year, but benefited from strategic contraction adjustments, significantly improving gross profit margin levels. Last year, the company reported a net profit attributable to parent of -1.7 billion yuan, a 43.91% reduction in losses year-on-year, mainly due to improving overall operational quality, implementing strategic adjustments to IDC business, reducing some low-margin traditional businesses, and focusing on the “intelligent computing transformation” strategy.

Overall, Capital Online’s 2025 annual report highlights are numerous. The report also details the progress of the company’s overseas business, establishing a unique competitive advantage in the field of computing infrastructure services.

In the North American market, Capital Online precisely seized the opportunity of explosive demand for generative AI applications, completed GPU computing power upgrades at the Dallas node, achieving millisecond-level interconnection, greatly reducing cross-border inference latency, and building a vertical empowerment chain of “computing power supply – model optimization – scenario implementation.” This efficiently serves high-computing-demand scenarios such as multimodal models, the AIGC industry, and e-commerce AI applications, actively promoting the globalization layout of China’s artificial intelligence industry.

In the Brazilian market, Capital Online accelerated the large-scale deployment and application of fifth-generation CPU cloud servers, providing stable computing power for core businesses such as product display, transaction processing, and order systems. Meanwhile, based on the steady expansion of existing audio and video clients, the company further extended its business into cross-border e-commerce and other scenarios, driving overall revenue growth in South America.

At the same time, Capital Online is globally upgrading computing equipment at 10 data center nodes covering North America, Asia-Pacific, and Europe, introducing fifth-generation Intel processors and fourth-generation AMD processors. The overall single-machine computing performance has increased by more than 30% compared to the previous generation, providing more sufficient performance redundancy and a more stable operating environment for various business loads.

Public information shows that Capital Online, as one of the earliest domestic integrated cloud and network cloud service providers, operates in over 50 countries and regions worldwide, with 24 global public cloud regions, nearly 100 global public cloud availability zones, rights to nearly 100 submarine cable lines, and thousands of edge computing nodes. It has successfully built six intelligent computing cluster nodes in China’s North China, South China, East China, and Northwest regions, as well as overseas in the U.S. Midwest and other areas. It also has over a thousand edge computing nodes in the Americas, Europe, and Asia-Pacific, capable of completing multi-point global deployment within 3-5 minutes, providing full-stack product services for many outstanding enterprises’ international expansion.

Currently, the global artificial intelligence industry is experiencing unprecedented explosive growth, and the core track of the next round of global technological competition has been clearly defined. China’s AI industry, after years of technological accumulation and scene refinement, is now fully embarking on a globalization journey. Model vendors, AI application companies, and internet enterprises are all targeting overseas markets, ushering in a historic opportunity to sail abroad.

Computing power is the cornerstone of the digital age and the core confidence for Chinese tech companies to go global. As a leading domestic provider of integrated global cloud, intelligence, and network computing infrastructure services, Capital Online always aims to empower Chinese enterprises’ globalization. With its worldwide computing network, continuously iterating technological capabilities, and full-stack service system, it builds a solid digital foundation for Chinese internet and AI innovation companies’ overseas expansion, breaks down cross-border computing barriers, resolves technical pain points in globalization, and witnesses China’s AI technology standing at the forefront of the world and leading industry transformation. It injects continuous computing power momentum into the rise of China’s digital economy on the global stage.

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