TREE NEWS update: Several Chinese computing supply-chain companies, including Xiechuang Data, Xingyun Technology, GigaDevice and Ruikeida, said they have seen no signs of a pullback in AI demand from major technology firms, responding to market rumors of reduced orders. The companies said their order books remain full, with some reporting that prices on certain orders have been raised.
Chinese computing firms deny reports of Big Tech AI demand slowdown
The coordinated pushback matters because supply-chain vendors are the first place an AI capex slowdown would show up, so their denials carry more weight than the rumors that prompted them. The detail on raised prices on some orders cuts against the idea of softening demand, though vendor commentary is inherently self-interested and unaudited. What's worth watching is whether order books and pricing hold through the next reporting cycle, and whether the rumor mill keeps recurring despite these statements.
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