Core Viewpoint - Huawei Cloud is undergoing a structural adjustment to focus on key business areas and aims to achieve profitability by 2025 after reporting losses in 2024 [1][3]. Group 1: Organizational Changes - Huawei Cloud has announced a restructuring that involves the product department, public cloud services department, and R&D department, affecting dozens of lower-level departments and organizations [1]. - The adjustment will concentrate on a "3+2+1" business model, which includes three areas: general computing, intelligent computing, and storage; two areas: AI PaaS and databases; and one area: security [1]. Group 2: R&D and Innovation - The restructuring is likely a response to internal management issues, technical disputes, and research efficiency problems within the Noah's Ark Lab, as well as controversies surrounding the Pangu large model [3]. - Huawei Cloud aims to enhance R&D management and overall innovation efficiency through this adjustment [3]. - Huawei Cloud plans to increase investment in the Pangu large model and support various industries in utilizing their large models effectively [3]. Group 3: Strategic Focus - Huawei Cloud has been optimizing its business structure in recent years, transitioning from the Cloud and Computing BG to a standalone Cloud BU, which plays a crucial role as a new growth engine for Huawei [4]. - The cloud business is seen as critical in the context of the AI wave, presenting both opportunities and challenges for the company [4].