Core Viewpoint - Huawei's Vice Chairman Xu Zhijun emphasized the importance of embracing the intelligent era and leading industry transformation through strategic initiatives and technological advancements [2]. Group 1: Characteristics of Intelligent Enterprises - Xu identified six key characteristics of enterprises in the intelligent era, known as the "Six As": Adaptive User Experience, Auto-Evolving Products, Autonomous Operation, Augmented Workforce, All-Connected Resources, and AI-Native Infrastructure [4][5]. - Adaptive User Experience refers to the ability of intelligent enterprises to perceive and understand user behavior and needs, adjusting services accordingly [5]. - Auto-Evolving Products signify that products will possess self-learning and iterative capabilities, allowing for self-optimization [5]. Group 2: Strategic Layout for Intelligent Transformation - Xu discussed Huawei's approach to addressing challenges in the intelligent era through architectural innovation and full-stack upgrades, emphasizing that computing power is a core driving force [7]. - The need for sustainable computing solutions is critical due to international sanctions affecting China's AI chip sector, necessitating a focus on locally available chip manufacturing processes [7]. - Huawei aims to leverage system-level computing solutions through collaborative innovation in computing, storage, and networking technologies [7]. Group 3: Cloud Services and AI Model Training - For many enterprises lacking the capacity to build their own AI computing power, opting for cloud services is a more reasonable and sustainable choice [7]. - Huawei Cloud has undergone full-stack upgrades to facilitate easy access to AI computing power and to lower the technical barriers for using mainstream foundational models [8][9]. - Huawei Cloud also emphasizes security in AI model training and offers to defend clients against third-party intellectual property claims arising from generated content [9]. Group 4: Intelligent Transformation in End Devices - The intelligent transformation of terminal devices is a significant trend, with Huawei integrating AI technology into its HarmonyOS to create a comprehensive smart experience [11]. - Xu proposed that terminal AI should focus on user experience rather than just computing power, as consumers prioritize usability over technical specifications [11]. - Huawei, in collaboration with Tsinghua University, introduced a grading standard for AI terminal intelligence, aiming to enhance user experience through quantifiable metrics [12]. Group 5: Autonomous Driving and Ecosystem Development - Huawei has been exploring AI applications in telecommunications since 2018, aiming for a fully autonomous network with zero wait times and interruptions [14][15]. - The latest version of Huawei's Autonomous Driving Solution (ADS 3.0) enhances safety and user experience, laying the groundwork for future autonomous driving capabilities [15]. - Huawei plans to invest significantly in ecosystem development over the next five years to drive advancements in computing and terminal industries [15].