Group 1 - The core viewpoint highlights Beijing's rapid development as a global hub for artificial intelligence, with over 2,400 AI companies and a core industry scale of nearly 350 billion yuan, accounting for half of the national total [1] - The 2025 Beijing Internet Conference will focus on themes such as digital economy, computing power internet, and AI-enabled data security, aiming to inject innovative vitality into Beijing's AI development [3][4] - The conference will feature a unique structure of "1+1+3+3," including one main forum, one application achievement exhibition, three themed sub-forums, and three typical case collections [9] Group 2 - The main forum will explore the integration of digital economy and real economy, focusing on the empowerment of industries through cutting-edge technologies like AI and 5G-A/6G [10] - The application achievement exhibition will showcase the development results of Beijing's communication and internet industry over the past three years, divided into five major sections [11] - Three sub-forums will cover topics such as high-quality development of the digital economy, innovation in computing power internet, and AI empowerment with a focus on data security [14] Group 3 - The conference will invite over 300 well-known internet companies, 100 telecom value-added companies, and 50 AI model companies, establishing a comprehensive ecosystem for attracting and incubating businesses [20] - The event aims to enhance Beijing's national influence and resource aggregation through the participation of government leaders and experts who will interpret national strategies and policies [19] - The conference will also focus on high-quality presentation of application achievements, promoting the latest solutions from enterprises and enhancing their market presence [22]

Core Viewpoint - The report emphasizes the integration of computing networks and industrial internet, highlighting that computing networks serve as a new type of information infrastructure centered on computing and rooted in networking, facilitating the digital transformation of industries [1][21]. Group 1: Development Background and Trends - The digital economy and industrial digital transformation require superior network connectivity and robust computing power to meet demands for ultra-high bandwidth, ultra-low latency, and high security [22]. - Computing networks are emerging as a hot topic in the industry, with operators, equipment manufacturers, and research institutions actively engaging in research and establishing a development roadmap and architecture system [24][25]. - International organizations like ITU and IETF are working on establishing standards for computing networks, indicating a global push towards computing and network convergence [26][27]. Group 2: Key Technologies - Key technologies for computing networks include unified metrics for computing and network, real-time user demand and state perception, multi-factor joint scheduling algorithms based on IPv6/SRv6, and ensuring end-to-end service reliability [2]. - The report identifies the need to overcome technical bottlenecks such as heterogeneous hardware abstraction and edge computing collaboration to optimize industrial production processes [2]. Group 3: Application Scenarios - Computing networks will transform the supply, application, and service methods of computing power, enhancing service flexibility and efficiency across various industries [29]. - Specific application scenarios include Cloud VR services, V2X vehicle networking, and green low-carbon initiatives, all benefiting from the integration of computing and networking capabilities [30][32][37]. Group 4: Collaborative Development - The industrial internet network is crucial for connecting people, machines, and objects in industrial environments, with internal and external networks serving different operational needs [39].

Core Insights - The report explores the integration of computing networks with the industrial internet, emphasizing the development of a new type of infrastructure that supports industrial production and management [1][28]. Group 1: Background and Trends of Computing Networks - The digital economy and industrial digital transformation require high-quality network connections and powerful computing capabilities, with the industrial internet serving as a support for this transformation [2][29]. - The "East Data West Computing" initiative and new infrastructure projects demand enhanced network and computing infrastructure, highlighting the need for computing networks that reflect these integration demands [2][30]. - Computing networks, emerging from the fusion of 5G and edge computing technologies, are a domestically originated innovation aimed at achieving a new type of information infrastructure [2][30][31]. Group 2: Current Status and Application Scenarios of Computing Networks - Computing networks have become a focal point in the industry, with operators and research institutions establishing development routes and frameworks, achieving initial results in core technology areas [2][31][33]. - Application scenarios include Cloud VR video services, V2X vehicle networking, and green low-carbon initiatives, all benefiting from the collaborative capabilities of computing networks [3][37][38]. Group 3: Collaborative Development of Industrial Internet and Computing Networks - The industrial internet network is divided into internal and external networks, with computing infrastructure including central clouds and edge clouds [4][48]. - The integration of computing networks and the industrial internet promotes mutual enhancement, with the industrial internet driving the application of computing networks in vertical industries [4][48]. Group 4: Key Technologies in Computing Networks for Industrial Internet Applications - Key technologies include computing measurement, network awareness, integrated scheduling, in-network computing, and digital twin systems [6][50]. - These technologies aim to unify and flexibly schedule network and computing resources, ensuring task processing and service consistency [6][7]. Group 5: Vision and Outlook - The vision for computing networks within the industrial internet is to create a new generation of integrated infrastructure that meets the demands of new industrial applications [7][28]. - The current stage is seen as a starting point, requiring collaboration across the industry to drive technological breakthroughs [7][28].