Core Insights - The article emphasizes the importance of AI applications and tailored products for key task networks in maintaining business success [2] - Ericsson is increasing its innovative collaboration with Chinese operators and industry partners, highlighting China's potential in the global market, especially in 5G capabilities [2][3] - Challenges in the Chinese market include low monetization ability and user value (ARPU), with many commercial software solutions failing to capture the potential value from data growth [2] Group 1 - Ericsson's global network business strategy head, Hans Hammar, identifies numerous opportunities in the Chinese market, leveraging advanced technology and global best practices [3] - The competitive assessment by Omdia shows that Nokia, ZTE, and Ericsson are leading in the end-to-end 5G private network infrastructure market [3] - Ericsson has deployed approximately 40 to 45 independent networking and 5G Advanced networks globally, with Chinese operators like China Mobile at the forefront [3] Group 2 - Future service delivery based on quality and dynamic network slicing cannot be achieved through traditional deployment models, requiring breakthroughs in service perception and intent-driven network management [3] - Over 85% of current network functions possess service recognition capabilities, allowing for autonomous adaptation to business needs [3] - Ericsson has validated intent-driven energy management solutions in mainland China, enabling networks to optimize resource allocation while reducing energy consumption [3]