Group 1 - The CoDesign 2025 International Symposium was successfully held in Osaka, Japan, focusing on the challenges of large-scale computing and big data, emphasizing the importance of hardware-software co-design for the development of high-performance computing (HPC) [1] - The conference highlighted four core areas: algorithms, application systems, system software and middleware, and hardware-software co-design architecture, covering key fields of high-performance and scalable computing [2] - Keynote speeches and technical presentations showcased cutting-edge research and developments, including the challenges of system fragmentation and the need for collaborative design between hardware and software [3] Group 2 - Roundtable discussions addressed the integration of HPC and AI, with experts sharing differing views on the future direction of computing architectures and the role of AI in scientific programming [4] - The pursuit of Zeta Scale computing was discussed, with experts identifying system reliability and power consumption as core obstacles to scaling [4] - The symposium provided a platform for global experts to share insights and reach consensus, which will significantly advance the integration of HPC and AI, addressing future challenges and opportunities in the computing field [4]