From 'Looking at Financial Statements' to 'Looking at Computing Power': Jiangsu Bank Shanghai Branch Innovates Credit Logic for Computing Power Enterprises
Summary
Jiangsu Bank Shanghai Branch has innovated its credit logic for computing power enterprises, shifting from traditional 'looking at financial statements' to 'looking at computing power', placing more emphasis on the company's computing resources and actual operational capabilities rather than relying solely on financial reports. This reflects a new approach by financial institutions to investment in the AI computing power sector, which may help computing power enterprises obtain financing but could also increase credit risk.
Bubble analysis
This news shows banks starting to use computing power rather than traditional financial metrics to evaluate loans, potentially making it easier for AI computing companies to borrow money, thereby fueling investment enthusiasm—a sign that the bubble may be expanding.
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