According to the latest disclosures by Young Weida, the company received $96.2 billion in quarterly receipts, an increase of 106 per cent over the same period, which is higher than market expectations. Thanks to performance, the share price of the British Weeda rebounded to approximately $217 in post-card transactions, an increase of approximately 3.5 per cent over the closing price of the day.
Data centre income increased to $89 billion
Data centre revenues for the current season reached $89 billion, an increase of 117 per cent over the same period, and remain the dominant source of growth for companies. The adjusted rate of $2.22 per share was also higher than the market projection of $2.09. The Māori ratio remained at 75 per cent during the same period.
The founder and CEO Hoang In-hoon of Weida attributed the growth to the continued expansion of AI infrastructure needs. He stated that AI had entered a larger land landing phase, with several frontier laboratories, start-ups and open-source model ecology expanding simultaneously, driving global computing to continue to accelerate.
Multi-year commitments increased to $36.6 billion
According to the company ' s chief financial officer, Colette Kress, Britain currently has $36.6 billion in multi-year AI infrastructure-related commitments, of which $27.9 billion relates to supply and capacity arrangements, a marked increase from $119 billion in the previous quarter, mainly related to memory procurement.
In addition, the company disclosed a phased guarantee liability of up to $108.5 billion. This amount represents a potential risk exposure and is not a loss or actual payment that has occurred. According to Ying Weida, the highest overall risk exposure under the agreement was $3.5 billion.
The third quarter was set at $108 billion.
Young Weida is expected to collect $108 billion in the third quarter, floating up and down 2 per cent. The company expects a gross domestic product rate of approximately 74 per cent in the next quarter, floating 0.5 percentage points upward and downward, slightly below 75 per cent in the current quarter.
The company also mentioned that the data centre Hopper products, which were available to the Chinese market this quarter, accounted for less than 1 per cent of the data centre revenues.
At the same time, Yin Weida announced that in August it had agreed to support SB Energy in the development of a PORTS-Pike technology park in Ohio. In the future, the campus is expected to carry the British Wida infrastructure for OpenAI under a long-term lease arrangement. According to the company, each generation of infrastructure deployment at the park is likely to account for about 1.5 million GPUs and generate about $150 billion to $200 billion in revenues.
Additional information:The value of the stock fell by 1.59 per cent on the day of the regular period of the British Wichida transaction, reporting $209.66, and rose after the release of the financial statements.