Core Insights - The global computing industry is entering a critical phase characterized by "standard co-construction and ecological integration" driven by AI [2] - The Global Computing Alliance (GCC) has made significant progress in its first 500 days, establishing a structure of 12 branches covering key areas such as intelligent computing and high-performance computing [3] - GCC aims to enhance international collaboration and standardization efforts, focusing on high-value industries and local partnerships [4] Group 1: Industry Developments - GCC released 15 industry reports and over 20 group standards, with 5 new standards announced at the conference, focusing on applications in finance and cloud computing [3] - The annual international report titled "Top Ten Trends in Global Computing Power (2026)" highlights the transformative impact of AI on the computing industry [3] - The establishment of the Embodied Intelligence Industry Development Committee aims to standardize and globalize embodied intelligence technologies [5] Group 2: International Collaboration - GCC is collaborating with international standard organizations to expand its global footprint, particularly in trustworthy computing and local partnerships in Asia [4] - The "One State, One Center" initiative will replicate successful domestic branch experiences internationally, aiming to build efficient international cooperation channels [4] Group 3: Community and Ecosystem - The OpenAIInfra community, evolved from the GCC's open liquid cooling committee, aims to fill technical specification gaps in AI infrastructure [4] - The Intelligent Computing Industry Development Committee has set up five industry projects to address technological challenges and attract over 80 partners [5] - Super Fusion's collaboration with GCC has led to the development of industry standards and solutions that enhance AI implementation [6]