The world is at a critical stage of transformation shaped by the convergence of climate change, geopolitical shifts, and rapid technological advancement. Frequent extreme weather events are gradually transforming climate risks into significant factors affecting corporate operations and capital markets; meanwhile, growing uncertainty in political and economic conditions across countries is also posing greater challenges to corporate operations and compliance. In particular, amid frequent international attention to major human rights incidents and supply chain controversies, human rights risks have become a key issue in corporate sustainability governance and ESG assessments. Companies need to strengthen their risk identification and management capabilities in a more forward-looking and systematic way. In response to the growing international emphasis on corporate human rights responsibilities, Giga Computing follows the Responsible Business Alliance (RBA) Code of Conduct to identify, prevent, and address potential human rights risks in its operations and supply chain, while continuously optimizing relevant management processes to respond to global regulatory trends and stakeholders' high expectations for corporate responsibility. In terms of talent and organizational development, we continue to uphold a people-centered philosophy by creating a diverse, inclusive, and safe workplace environment and by strengthening employees' professional capabilities and crossdisciplinary development through a comprehensive talent development, education, and training system. We believe that only with a sound governance foundation and an environment that respects human rights can a company achieve steady growth and continue to create long-term value.
Under its global operating model, Giga Computing's products are sold and applied across continents, and its data center customers are also highly geographically dispersed. Accordingly, the Company's regulatory compliance is not limited to a single market. Instead, it adopts a multi-regional, multi-regulatory compliance strategy and continuously monitors regulatory developments and evolving systems across countries and regions to ensure a high level of compliance and competitiveness in the global market. In terms of carbon management, Giga Computing continues to strengthen GHG inventories and carbon reduction management and plans to extend these efforts to the supply chain, working with suppliers to jointly establish a resilient and sustainable supply chain system. Against this backdrop, Giga Computing continues to strengthen its sustainability governance framework, regarding regulatory compliance and risk management as the core foundation for the Company's long-term development. We closely monitor relevant domestic and international laws and regulations, systems, and sustainability disclosure requirements – such as the IFRS S1/S2 Sustainability-related Financial Disclosure Standards, the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), and the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) – to continuously enhance the quality of sustainability information disclosure and ensure that the Company's sustainability-related actions align with prevailing trends and stakeholder expectations.
In terms of technological development, the rapid growth of artificial intelligence (AI) and highperformance computing has significantly increased global demand for computing power and data center infrastructure. However, AI applications are also accompanied by high energy consumption, making the balance between the growth of computing power and energy efficiency a key issue for the industry. While actively responding to the AI wave, Giga Computing also regards energy conservation and carbon reduction as important directions for product and technology development. With circular economy and green products at the core, we continue to invest in the R&D of high-efficiency cooling technologies such as Direct Liquid Cooling (DLC) and Immersion Cooling, while introducing the use of recycled materials. We are committed to reducing energy consumption and carbon emissions while enhancing computing performance. In the future, the Company will further enhance the environmental and energy-saving performance of its products so that they not only comply with regulatory requirements but also become an important source of market competitiveness, helping customers achieve the optimal balance between high-performance computing and sustainable development.
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Looking ahead, Giga Computing will continue to embrace "Compute for the Future" as its core philosophy, deepen its three sustainability pillars of "Innovative Technology," "Circular Economy," and "Diversity and Inclusion," and strengthen risk management, regulatory compliance, and information transparency on the foundation of sustainability governance. Amid rapid changes in the global environment and continuous technological advancement, we will continue to strengthen corporate resilience, work together with stakeholders to address challenges, and pursue long-term development that creates both economic and sustainable value. |
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The world is at a critical stage of transformation shaped by the convergence of climate change, geopolitical shifts, and rapid technological advancement. Frequent extreme weather events are gradually transforming climate risks into significant factors affecting corporate operations and capital markets; meanwhile, growing uncertainty in political and economic conditions across countries is also posing greater challenges to corporate operations and compliance. In particular, amid frequent international attention to major human rights incidents and supply chain controversies, human rights risks have become a key issue in corporate sustainability governance and ESG assessments. Companies need to strengthen their risk identification and management capabilities in a more forward-looking and systematic way. In response to the growing international emphasis on corporate human rights responsibilities, Giga Computing follows the Responsible Business Alliance (RBA) Code of Conduct to identify, prevent, and address potential human rights risks in its operations and supply chain, while continuously optimizing relevant management processes to respond to global regulatory trends and stakeholders' high expectations for corporate responsibility. In terms of talent and organizational development, we continue to uphold a people-centered philosophy by creating a diverse, inclusive, and safe workplace environment and by strengthening employees' professional capabilities and crossdisciplinary development through a comprehensive talent development, education, and training system. We believe that only with a sound governance foundation and an environment that respects human rights can a company achieve steady growth and continue to create long-term value.
Under its global operating model, Giga Computing's products are sold and applied across continents, and its data center customers are also highly geographically dispersed. Accordingly, the Company's regulatory compliance is not limited to a single market. Instead, it adopts a multi-regional, multi-regulatory compliance strategy and continuously monitors regulatory developments and evolving systems across countries and regions to ensure a high level of compliance and competitiveness in the global market. In terms of carbon management, Giga Computing continues to strengthen GHG inventories and carbon reduction management and plans to extend these efforts to the supply chain, working with suppliers to jointly establish a resilient and sustainable supply chain system. Against this backdrop, Giga Computing continues to strengthen its sustainability governance framework, regarding regulatory compliance and risk management as the core foundation for the Company's long-term development. We closely monitor relevant domestic and international laws and regulations, systems, and sustainability disclosure requirements – such as the IFRS S1/S2 Sustainability-related Financial Disclosure Standards, the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), and the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) – to continuously enhance the quality of sustainability information disclosure and ensure that the Company's sustainability-related actions align with prevailing trends and stakeholder expectations.
In terms of technological development, the rapid growth of artificial intelligence (AI) and highperformance computing has significantly increased global demand for computing power and data center infrastructure. However, AI applications are also accompanied by high energy consumption, making the balance between the growth of computing power and energy efficiency a key issue for the industry. While actively responding to the AI wave, Giga Computing also regards energy conservation and carbon reduction as important directions for product and technology development. With circular economy and green products at the core, we continue to invest in the R&D of high-efficiency cooling technologies such as Direct Liquid Cooling (DLC) and Immersion Cooling, while introducing the use of recycled materials. We are committed to reducing energy consumption and carbon emissions while enhancing computing performance. In the future, the Company will further enhance the environmental and energy-saving performance of its products so that they not only comply with regulatory requirements but also become an important source of market competitiveness, helping customers achieve the optimal balance between high-performance computing and sustainable development.
Looking ahead, Giga Computing will continue to embrace "Compute for the Future" as its core philosophy, deepen its three sustainability pillars of "Innovative Technology," "Circular Economy," and "Diversity and Inclusion," and strengthen risk management, regulatory compliance, and information transparency on the foundation of sustainability governance. Amid rapid changes in the global environment and continuous technological advancement, we will continue to strengthen corporate resilience, work together with stakeholders to address challenges, and pursue long-term development that creates both economic and sustainable value.

