Group 1 - The core viewpoint is that "Artificial Intelligence+" is accelerating, with households becoming a crucial platform for the implementation of AI and computing power technologies [1] - The 2025 China Mobile Global Partner Conference highlighted the importance of demand exploration and ecological collaboration in driving breakthroughs in domestic computing power [1] - The future development of AI and computing power should be demand-driven and supported by ecological systems, as the industry enters a critical phase of "scenario-based implementation" [1] Group 2 - The rapid growth of smart home services is supported by the widespread adoption of high-speed networks, with China Mobile reporting over 280 million broadband users and more than 110 million gigabit broadband users in the past year [1] - The technology showcase at the conference featured several computing power products tailored for smart homes and small businesses, emphasizing the need for diverse and scenario-based computing power solutions [2] - The products are designed to be affordable, allowing ordinary users to access computing power for common tasks like video processing and image recognition, which is essential for the widespread adoption of AI technologies in home settings [2] Group 3 - Challenges in the domestic computing power development include insufficient scale and weak collaboration of computing resources, with existing resources often operating as "computing islands" [2] - The industry needs to focus on integrating resources led by major operators to build scalable and collaborative computing power pools that meet diverse industry and scenario needs [2] - The future of the AI and computing power industry relies on deeply understanding user needs and driving the large-scale application of AI and computing technologies, with hardware advancements being a matter of time [3]