Product energy efficiency has been a key design indicator for us. We base our product design on the U.S. ENERGY STAR standard and will continue to offer consumers more products with low energy consumption. In addition to expanding the coverage of the Modern Standby power management mode, we are also incorporating additional display power saving technology. Simultaneously, we continue to increase the selection of devices supporting power-saving modes that enter lower power states during idle periods, while improving standby efficiency of power adapters to meet ENERGY STAR 9.0 Computer requirements. In 2024, our ENERGY STAR certified computer and monitor products contributed 66.6% of revenues^{1, 2}. The average energy consumption of notebook computers decreased by 43.9% compared to 2016, and the average energy consumption³ of desktop computers decreased by 45% compared to 2016. This progress brings us closer to our goal of reducing the average energy consumption³ of personal computers by 45% by 2025.

^{Note1: The above products include notebook, desktop computers, display products          Note2: Taking the revenue of ENERGY STAR certified products as the numerator, and total revenue of the applicable products as the denominator          Note3: Calculated based on supplier data, considering average energy consumption across product lines and shipment volume proportions}