StoneLink Forms Digital Strategic Partnership with Nasdaq-Listed Company CETY
2025/06/30 03:10According to Jinse Finance, Web3 technology solutions provider StoneLink has announced the formal signing of a strategic cooperation memorandum with Clean Energy Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ: CETY.US), a company listed on the US Nasdaq. The two parties will engage in in-depth collaboration in the clean energy sector, focusing on areas such as digital transformation, the application of artificial intelligence technologies, and the development of system platforms. StoneLink, headquartered in Hong Kong, is an integrated provider of digital infrastructure and fintech services, dedicated to offering global enterprises one-stop digital technology solutions that encompass cloud services, AI applications, information systems, security compliance, and intelligent operations and maintenance.
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