Hainan AIFA Digital Industrial Park, Silicon Photonics Compute Center Planning, and Cross-Border Optical Network Integration

NEW YORK, June 06, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- All In FutureTech Alliance (Nasdaq: AIFA) (“AIFA” or the “Company”) today provided a strategic update. Following the Company’s previously announced signing of agreements to acquire a controlling interest in HyalRoute Communication Group (“HyalRoute”) and advancement of the Hainan AIFA Silicon Photonics Supercomputing Center project, the Company is further accelerating project planning, policy coordination, financing arrangements, and cross-border resource integration around its dual-engine strategy of an “AI infrastructure network powered by optical technologies” and an “AI application services matrix.”

The Company stated that, on June 5, AIFA Chairman and Chief Executive Officer James Li met at Morgan Stanley’s Hong Kong headquarters with senior executives of Morgan Stanley and a delegation from the Lingshui government of Hainan Province. The parties held in-depth discussions regarding AIFA’s proposed leadership role in advancing the construction of silicon photonics compute and storage infrastructure in Hainan and, together with Southeast Asian fiber connectivity resources, building the AIFA Digital Industrial Park.

I. Planning the Overall Layout of the AIFA Digital Industrial Park Around the Hainan Project and Cross-Border Optical Network Synergies

The Company believes that, as global demand for AI computing, cross-border data flows, cloud services, data centers, and digital infrastructure continues to grow, competition among high-value digital infrastructure platforms is evolving from isolated compute capacity competition toward integrated capabilities across “compute + storage + optical transmission + cross-border connectivity + application scenarios.”

Based on this view, and with strong support from the Hainan government, the Company is seeking to upgrade the Hainan project from a standalone compute center plan into a broader AIFA Digital Industrial Park centered on silicon photonics compute, distributed storage, cross-border fiber connectivity, international data transmission, and future AI application incubation.

As previously disclosed, the Hainan AIFA Silicon Photonics Supercomputing Center is proposed to be located on the Company’s own industrial land parcel in Qingshui Bay, Lingshui, Hainan Free Trade Port, leveraging the area’s strategic position as an international submarine cable landing hub to build an offshore silicon photonics supercomputing hub serving global markets. The Company has also previously disclosed that the project is intended to focus on silicon photonics interconnect and optical computing technologies, with business lines including high-end compute leasing, advanced distributed storage, cross-border compute orchestration, AI token output services, and full-cycle value-added services.

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