Group 1 - The 2025 Green Computing Power Conference was successfully held in Hohhot, Inner Mongolia, showcasing new achievements in China's digital economy and outlining a new blueprint for the development of green computing power [1] - The construction of a national integrated computing power network is a significant marker of modernization, with the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology promoting a system for efficient and convenient computing power utilization [2][3] - Hohhot has established a 400G high-speed optical transmission network connecting with other computing power hubs, ensuring a layered latency guarantee system [2] Group 2 - The integration of green concepts into computing power development is essential for achieving high-quality growth, with policies promoting the synergy between computing power and renewable energy [4][5] - Hohhot is leveraging its advantages to transform into a green computing power hub, addressing high energy consumption issues in data centers while providing scalable applications for the renewable energy industry [5] - The demand for computing power is significantly driven by the proliferation of artificial intelligence technologies, with over 1.3 million computing power application projects reported by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology [6][7] Group 3 - The implementation of local "computing power vouchers" has been adopted by over 20 provinces, with a total annual issuance amounting to 1.53 billion yuan [7] - Hohhot is focusing on building a comprehensive industrial ecosystem that integrates green electricity and computing power equipment, while also enhancing its capabilities in various key industries [7] - The future of the computing power industry lies in deep integration with data and algorithms, accelerating penetration into various sectors such as transportation, finance, education, healthcare, technology, and energy [7]