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Core Viewpoint - The integration of computing power and electricity, referred to as "computing-electricity synergy," is essential for achieving a green digital future, driven by advancements in digital technology, national policy improvements, and the establishment of technical standards [1][5]. Group 1: Challenges in Computing-Electricity Synergy - High reliability in electricity supply is required for intelligent computing centers, but the instability of renewable energy sources like wind, solar, and hydro necessitates large-scale energy storage solutions, which currently have high initial investment and operational costs, leading to long payback periods [2]. - There are trading barriers for green electricity, with high demand in eastern regions but limited local green resources, while western regions have abundant resources but face restrictions in cross-province transmission and trading [2]. - The adjustment of computing power load requires a unified national scheduling platform that ensures security and controllability, along with effective price incentive mechanisms, which are currently lacking [2]. Group 2: Company Initiatives and Projects - The company is developing the "Tianyuan" computing power scheduling platform, focusing on hub nodes and provincial-level points to create a cross-regional and cross-entity computing resource scheduling system [3]. - The company has implemented several projects in zero-carbon parks, including an integrated management platform for power generation, consumption, storage, and charging resources, significantly enhancing economic and green performance [3]. - The company has assisted a large cement manufacturer in creating a factory with zero external electricity purchases, managing large-scale wind, solar, and storage assets for a green transition [3]. Group 3: Future Outlook - The company believes that as the computing power application market matures, along with continuous improvements in national policies and technical standards, the current challenges can be resolved, paving the way for a deeper integration of computing power and electricity [5].