Group 1 - The manufacturing cycle has been reduced from 60 months to 24 months through the integration of "computing + network" technologies, leading to significant upgrades in the entire process from research and development to production [1] - The importance of computing infrastructure has been emphasized as a key facility for industry digital transformation, with the government implementing policies to promote high-quality development in the computing industry [3] - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and other departments have released action plans to establish a monitoring mechanism for computing infrastructure and to create benchmark cities for computing networks by 2025 [3] Group 2 - Zhejiang province is the only region in China with a "one center, two direct connection points" model, enhancing its computing capabilities and completing a low-latency computing circle [3] - Hangzhou has made significant progress in expanding its 1ms latency circle, covering over 20 million people and meeting the demands for computing applications through advanced network technologies [4] - The China (Hangzhou) Computing Town has gathered key enterprises focusing on integrated circuit design, high-end software, and intelligent hardware, aiming to build a comprehensive industrial ecosystem [6] Group 3 - The Zhejiang Water Science Culture Group utilizes low-latency computing networks to enable real-time generation of short videos across 500 application scenarios, supporting the development of the cultural tourism industry [7] - Major telecommunications companies in Zhejiang have shared insights on the operational status and unique applications of the city's computing network, highlighting its role in facilitating intelligent transformation in industries like smart manufacturing [4][7]