Research Express | Ruisoft Dynamics Received 47 Institutions Including Great Wall Fund; Ruidong Platform Landed in Multiple Scenarios; 3.348 Billion Yuan Fundraising Strengthens Computing Power Layout

From February 9 to March 10, 2026, Soft Power Technology (Group) Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as “Soft Power”) held a combination of conference calls and on-site meetings to interview 47 institutions, including Great Wall Fund, Yu Yi Asset, Huashang Fund, Harvest Fund, Gao Yi Asset, and others. Ms. Li Xin, the company’s Investor Relations General Manager, and the IR team participated in the meetings, engaging in in-depth discussions with institutions on core issues such as the implementation of the company’s AI platform, major client needs, computing power business layout, and future growth logic.

Ruidong Platform’s Three Core Capabilities Implemented Across Multiple Industries, Benchmark Cases Verify Business Value

During the research, institutions focused on the practical application of the company’s Ruidong platform as an AI deployment carrier. It is introduced that the Ruidong platform has formed three mature, reusable capabilities: First, an enterprise-level dedicated OpenRouter supporting unified access and management of multiple mainstream large models, allowing companies to seamlessly switch models via standardized interfaces to achieve dynamic balance of capabilities and costs; Second, an intelligent agent (“Agent”) runtime base, which provides an intelligent runtime sandbox environment, memory system, and token governance capabilities through self-developed Agent Infra layer, ensuring safe isolation and execution of AI-generated code and stable business operation; Third, a low-threshold “Smart Creation Workshop” supporting low-code/no-code development, enabling business personnel to quickly build dedicated intelligent agents through natural language or drag-and-drop operations.

Currently, the Ruidong platform has achieved benchmark case deployments in multiple industries: In high-end manufacturing, it helps domestic high-end electrical equipment clients upgrade from “digital factories” to “autonomous decision-making intelligent factories”; in agriculture and animal husbandry, it builds intelligent analysis systems for breeding scenarios for a domestic agricultural and animal husbandry group, enabling data-driven analysis and decision support; in industrial scenarios, the OpenClaw-driven inspection robots can operate 24/7, reducing token consumption per task by 40% compared to traditional manual operations, achieving efficiency improvements and cost optimization.

Facing the “AI Value Gap,” Five Strategic Initiatives Drive Customer Value Realization

In response to the question from institutions about “industry-leading AI scenario deployment and real needs,” the company pointed out the current existence of an “AI value gap”—only 39% of companies can contribute to EBIT through AI, with most impacts being minimal, and 60% of companies trapped in “pilot purgatories,” due to “using new technology to run old processes.” To address this, Soft Power has implemented five strategic measures:

First, reshaping the business model by exploring “fixed fee + value feedback” models, such as taking a percentage of cost reductions in inventory; Second, creating an “Agent Factory” to encapsulate know-how from industries like finance and manufacturing into standardized AI agents, transforming them into monetizable digital assets; Third, seizing the “implementation-oriented consulting” market by providing workflow reconstruction services and system integration; Fourth, upgrading talent strategies by implementing a “reverse mentorship system” to cultivate AI architects; Fifth, establishing an AI governance framework offering data desensitization, model auditing, and ethical compliance as a “security shield.”

Computing Power Business’s Four-Dimensional Layout Covering the “East Data West Computing” Four Major Hubs

In terms of computing power business layout, the company builds four core capabilities around “cloud-edge-end” collaboration: Cloud computing centers (DBO model) provide full lifecycle services for intelligent computing centers; computing servers and integrated machines based on domestically produced chips such as Kunpeng and Ascend support the digital cloud infrastructure for central and state-owned enterprises; the computing power scheduling platform includes DenovoX Tianyuan Intelligent Computing Service Platform (commercially available by late 2024) and the Tianxuan MaaS platform (connected to 432 super-node clusters); on the edge, combined computing power relies on high-performance terminals from Mechanical Revolution (which held a 17% market share in gaming laptops in the first half of 2025, ranking third in the industry).

In infrastructure, the company focuses on the “East Data West Computing” eight major hub nodes: Pingtan Cross-Strait Integrated Intelligent Computing Center (Phase II) is fully operational; Huailai Intelligent Computing Center (Phase I) is connected to the national computing power internet; Guangzhou Huangpu Intelligent Computing Center has landed in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area; Tianyuan platform has connected to Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Ningxia computing nodes, activating cross-regional computing power flow.

“Full-Stack Intelligence” Builds Growth Logic, Raising 3.348 Billion Yuan to Strengthen Core Competitiveness

Regarding future growth, the company has launched a “computing intelligence, scene intelligence, terminal intelligence” full-stack service system: Computing intelligence centers on the Jing-Jin-Ji manufacturing base, offering autonomous products such as “intelligent computing centers + OS + servers”; scene intelligence is driven by AI Factory to form data-driven models and AI flywheels for scene-specific deep cultivation; terminal intelligence includes layout of Xinchuang PC, AI PC, AloT products, and embodied intelligent robots.

Additionally, the company’s refinancing has been completed, raising 3.348 billion yuan to fund projects such as the Jing-Jin-Ji Soft Communication Innovation Manufacturing Base, AIPC Intelligent Manufacturing Base, and Huailai Intelligent Computing Center (Phase I). After commissioning, these projects will strengthen the “software-hardware integration” layout, improve production intelligence levels, and enhance computing power support capabilities, further boosting profitability.

The company states that specific operational details of related businesses can be found in the periodic reports published on CNINFO.

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