Zhitong Finance App News, Jiami Technology (08198.HK) announced that on July 22, 2026, the company (as general partner) and limited partner (Shanghai Fengqi Technology Service Co., Ltd.) signed a limited partnership agreement to establish a limited partnership. The partnership will be 51% owned by the company and 49% by the limited partner. The registered capital of the partnership is RMB 15 million, and the company and limited partners will contribute in cash in proportion to their respective equity interests in the partnership. Once established, the partnership will become a non-wholly-owned subsidiary of the company. The partnership will be mainly engaged in providing platform-based computing power services in China, including (i) computing power cloud platform software services covering computational resource management, intelligent scheduling, and cross-regional computing power distribution; (ii) MaaS (model-as-a-service) services, which allow customers to access large-scale language models of mainstream artificial intelligence through a unified interface, supported by token-based usage measurement and settlement systems; and (iii) operation and maintenance services for computing power suppliers and data centers.

Zhitong Finance App News, Jiami Technology (08198.HK) announced that on July 22, 2026, the company (as general partner) and limited partner (Shanghai Fengqi Technology Service Co., Ltd.) signed a limited partnership agreement to establish a limited partnership. The partnership will be 51% owned by the company and 49% by the limited partner. The registered capital of the partnership is RMB 15 million, and the company and limited partners will contribute in cash in proportion to their respective equity interests in the partnership. Once established, the partnership will become a non-wholly-owned subsidiary of the company. The partnership will be mainly engaged in providing platform-based computing power services in China, including (i) computing power cloud platform software services covering computational resource management, intelligent scheduling, and cross-regional computing power distribution; (ii) MaaS (model-as-a-service) services, which allow customers to access large-scale language models of mainstream artificial intelligence through a unified interface, supported by token-based usage measurement and settlement systems; and (iii) operation and maintenance services for computing power suppliers and data centers.