Zhang Jianzhong of Moore Threads: Computing power innovation needs long-term capital support; calls for the introduction of computing power REITs and other financial instruments.

Mars Finance reported on May 18th that Zhang Jianzhong, Chairman of Moore Threads, stated at the 2026 Beijing Listed Companies High-Quality Development Conference that computing power innovation cannot be separated from the patient support of long-term capital, and technological breakthroughs require precise financial support. Zhang Jianzhong expressed hope that the capital market would introduce more financial debt instruments adapted to computing power infrastructure, such as science and technology innovation bonds, green bonds, and computing power REITs, to reduce the financing costs of long-term projects. On the other hand, he advocated for the implementation of the shelf registration system to help science and technology innovation enterprises facilitate financing according to their R&D pace. He also hoped to guide long-term funds and industrial capital towards core computing power technologies, supporting the company's continuous breakthroughs in general-purpose computing power, green and low-carbon computing power, and edge computing. (Shanghai Securities News)