In the current capital market, there is a widespread argument that the company's "drip" system is powerful but useless. Faced with the fact that the company has no room for development under the system development structure of major OEMs, the company's drip system has been unable to win orders. Is it really as the market institutions think? Please explain. Thank you!

Thundersoft: Hello. The company is the first to launch the industry's first "end-side intelligence" native vehicle operating system for central computing - Dishui OS, which supports multiple chip platforms and has the characteristics of "fully open, fully connected, and globalized". Not only can it connect with multiple platforms to help OEMs achieve the same product capabilities on different platforms, but it also adopts international mainstream architecture and technology to help customers pre-integrate overseas solutions in the system and accelerate the overseas expansion of Chinese car manufacturers. Dishui OS does not compete with the OEM OS, but effectively meets the OEM's needs in the current cabin-driver integration, large-model vehicle installation, and vehicle export, and greatly reduces the cost of the OEM and accelerates the mass production and installation of the operating system. Thank you for your attention!