CRWV and NBIS Surge Post-Earnings! Is AI Computing Power Taking Center Stage?

Publicado em 2026-08-13Última atualização em 2026-08-13

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Nebius and CoreWeave represent the purest new cloud logic for AI computing power, the NeoCloud thesis. Bloom Energy is the second curve for AI computing power's electricity shortage. The A-share mapping should be analyzed along these two lines.

This wave from Nebius and CoreWeave is the purest NeoCloud logic for AI computing power. Bloom Energy represents the second curve of AI computing power's electricity shortage. The A-share mapping should be analyzed along two lines:

NBIS / CRWV Mapping: AI Computing Power Leasing + IDC + Hardware

Their business model = hoard large quantities of GPUs + build/lease data centers + lease computing power. Q2 single contracts > $1 billion, 70% prepaid, payback period of 1 year and 10 months — it's the sweetest business right now.

The corresponding A-shares are at the very upstream of the computing power industry chain:

Core - Computing Power Leasing / New IDC Players (The NBIS of Computing Power):

• RunZe Technology 300442: The largest intelligent computing center cluster in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region, comparable to CoreWeave's data center + computing power leasing

• GDS Holdings 300383 / OFILM Data 300738 / Kehua Data 002335: Tier-1 city IDCs, having land and power means having computing power

• Capital Online 300846 / QingCloud Technology 688316 / UCloud 688158 / Century Huatong 002602: Pure cloud service providers, already offering GPU cloud services

• Hainan Huatie 603300: Transitioned from construction machinery to computing power leasing, hoarded a large number of H800s

Computing Power Hardware - Who Sells the Shovels:

• Servers/Complete Machines: Foxconn Industrial Internet 601138 / Inspur Information 000977 / Unisplendour Corporation 000938 / ZTE 000063 / Cambricon 688256 / Hygon 688041

• Optical Modules/High-Speed Interconnect, the most elastic link in AI computing power: Zhongji Innolight 300308 / Eoptolink 300502 / TFC Optical Communication 300394 / Yuanjie Semiconductor 688498

- As long as GPU shipments exceed expectations, these companies' earnings will explode first.

Logic: NBIS Q2 cloud business YoY +514%, with room for further price increases, indicates the AI computing power gap is larger than imagined. A-share computing power leasing companies are currently in a state of demand > supply, locking in 3-year contracts in advance.

2. Bloom Energy Mapping: Electricity for AI Data Centers

The direct trigger for BE's 12.56% surge was Nebius stating on the earnings call that the power supply solution for its Vineland, New Jersey data center was changed to Bloom Energy's Solid Oxide Fuel Cell (SOFC), providing on-site power that is stable, quiet, and ultra-low emission.

The biggest bottleneck for US AI data centers now is not GPUs, but the lack of power. The grid can't connect fast enough, making on-site fuel cell power generation the quickest solution.

A-share Corresponding:

Fuel Cells / SOFC / Hydrogen Energy:

• Dongfang Electric 600875: The only domestic company capable of mass-producing SOFC stacks, Bloom Energy's counterpart in China

• SinoHytec 688339 / Weichai Power 000338 / Vision Group 002733 / Snowman 002639 / Broad Ocean Motor 002249: Leading fuel cell system companies, benefiting from both hydrogen energy + data center backup power dual expectations

• Fuel Cell Materials: SinoCera 300285 / Concept

Data Center Power / Thermal Management / Microgrids, the real beneficiaries:

• Power Supply/Microgrids: Kehua Data 002335 / KSTAR 002518 / Sinexcel 300693 / Hopewind Electric 603063 / Jinpan International 688676 • Diesel Generation + Thermal Management: Shenling Environment 301018 / Envicool 002837 / Gaolang 300499 / Ketai Power 300153

Logic: Previously, fuel cells were about the hydrogen energy story; now it's about the story of AI computing power's rigid demand. BE has risen over 180% from its April low, the core reason being its transformation from a hydrogen energy stock to an AI power supply star.

Reference Portfolio Ideas:

For seeking high elasticity, look at Zhongji Innolight, Eoptolink, RunZe Technology, Foxconn Industrial Internet — these are the clear plays mapping NBIS.

For seeking expectation gaps, look at Dongfang Electric, Kehua Data, Shenling Environment — these are the hidden lines for Bloom Energy in A-shares. The market hasn't fully priced in SOFC powering data centers yet.

This round's inclusion of CRWV and NBIS into the Nasdaq 100 marks the official establishment of AI NeoCloud as a main theme, not short-term speculation, but the second wave of computing power demand.

Not investment advice. A-share computing power sector is highly volatile, pay attention to timing.

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