CIMG Beijing Subsidiary Signs $2M Computing Hardware Deals, Pushes AI Infrastructure

New Beijing Orders Signal Hardware Push at CIMG

Beijing Xinmiao Shidai, a subsidiary of CIMG Inc., signs five computing-power hardware sales contracts valued at about $2 million including taxes, reflecting a deliberate move by the group into core infrastructure for artificial intelligence. The agreements, executed between December 2025 and January 2026, cover computing servers and power electronic components and name buyers such as Guangzhou Liangjingjing Technology Co., Tianjin Herunsheng Technology Development Co., Tianjin Weixinda Technology Co. and Tianjin Lanhai Interaction Technology Co. Customers are described as cloud service providers and industrial enterprises.

Company executives present the deals as early evidence of sustained demand for computing infrastructure amid greater industrial deployment of large-scale AI models and national initiatives such as China’s “East Data West Computing” strategy. Alice Wang, CIMG’s chairperson and chief executive officer, says computing power has become a strategic asset on a par with semiconductors and energy, and the contracts reinforce the company’s focus on the AI computing-power sector to shore up long-term customer relationships and competitive positioning.

CIMG says the new orders fall within its scenario-based computing power product approach, which aims to match different technical requirements and budgets. The subsidiary offers end-to-end services spanning hardware configuration, equipment installation and debugging, optimization and after-sales support to address compatibility problems that customers encounter under traditional procurement models. Management expects the contracts to contribute to the company’s operating results and revenue recognition in 2026 as it expands computing power facility services and experiments with innovative business models to capture global AI industry growth.

Corporate mix: digital health, crypto and AI

CIMG is a diversified business group that combines digital health and sales development with a cryptocurrency-focused strategy that leverages AI and digital assets such as Bitcoin and stablecoins. The company lists customers across its business lines including Kangduoyuan, Maca-Noni, Qianmao, Huomao and Coco-mango.

Execution and near-term priorities

The company indicates it is monitoring contract execution and timing of revenue recognition for 2026 and is positioning its hardware and services to capitalise on broader market trends toward cloud and industrial AI deployments.