Core Viewpoint - The current trend in the computer industry is shifting from strong beta to strong alpha, with expectations that the momentum will be stronger than the upward trend observed from 2018 to 2020. The focus should be on sectors with significant industrial changes and growth potential, such as AI applications, cloud computing, and eCall, while also identifying companies with sustained performance exceeding expectations [1][2]. Group 1 - The release of Manus has heightened expectations for AGI (Artificial General Intelligence), which is seen as the ultimate goal of AI. This development is expected to accelerate the evolution of major tech companies in the AGI field and the implementation of AI agents across various applications [2]. - From a long-term investment perspective, the fermentation of AGI expectations often represents the final sprint phase for AI investments. If sustained industrial changes support this trend, the market will likely exhibit strong continuity [2]. - The launch of Alibaba's open-source QwQ-32B model, which has performance comparable to the full version of DS-R1 but with significantly lower computational requirements, indicates that leading domestic models will continue to emerge. The valuation premium for companies with scene positioning capabilities will be significantly higher than that for companies tied to a specific large model [2]. Group 2 - The report emphasizes the rapid rise of the RISC-V open-source ecosystem as a significant branch of domestic innovation, highlighting its importance in the current technological landscape [3].