The conference emphasized the strategic position of AI, highlighting the urgent need for domestic computing power alternatives. Giants like ByteDance and Alibaba are increasing their investments in computing power, with a projected year-on-year growth of 22%-28% in computing power investments by 2025 for mobile, telecom, and Unicom sectors. Domestic GPUs such as Huawei Ascend and Haiguang Information are adapting to the DeepSeek model, breaking through overseas chip blockades. Core tracks and targets include: Computing Power Chips: Haiguang Information: Leading domestic GPU manufacturer, with DCU product performance comparable to NVIDIA’s A100. Hanwha: The Siyuan series chips are used for large model training, with orders increasing by 300% year-on-year. Servers and Equipment: Tsinghua Unigroup: Core partner of Huawei Ascend, with self-produced server capacity doubling. Zhongke Shuguang: Leading in liquid cooling technology, with AI server revenue expected to exceed 40%. Computing Power Scheduling and Operations: Siqi: Intelligent scheduling system connected to over 500,000 computing power cards. Optical Modules and Connectors: Zhongke Xuchuang (300308): 35% global market share in 800G optical modules, benefiting from AI data center upgrades. Technological Breakthroughs and Ecosystem Development: Huawei Ascend AI clusters have supported training for models with over a trillion parameters, with Shanghai’s intelligent computing cloud industry aiming to exceed 200 billion by 2027. Alibaba Cloud and Tencent Cloud are accelerating domestic adaptation, while Tianyi Cloud has achieved full-stack domestic capabilities.