On September 25, the 32nd China International Information and Communications Exhibition opened in Beijing. In the opening speech, China Mobile General Manager He Biao revealed that China Mobile is building a new type of information infrastructure to fully support the "main artery" of economic and social development. The company has established the world's largest 5G and fiber broadband network, with 5G-A commercial deployments in over 280 cities. It is also developing an ubiquitous, collaborative, and integrated computing power network, with super-scale intelligent computing centers in Hohhot, Harbin, and other locations, achieving a computing power scale of 19.6 EFLOPS. China Mobile has developed the industry's first computing network brain, which has been implemented at national hub nodes. The company has created a "1+N" general and specialized combination "Jiutian" large model system, independently accumulating large-scale, high-quality industry datasets. Data networks have been deployed in 6 provinces and 8 industries to promote the secure and efficient flow of data. The capability platform aggregates more than 1,100 high-quality capabilities to empower the digital transformation of the entire society.
China Mobile is innovatively constructing a new type of information service system and accelerating the development of a "new engine" for the digital economy. It is upgrading AI+ new products, promoting applications such as new 5G calls, cloud phones, cloud computers, and video ringtones, achieving product function reshaping, process reconstruction, and mechanism rebuilding, thereby comprehensively enhancing the intelligence level of products. The company is creating AI+DICT new services, implementing over 40,000 5G+ and AI+ projects in industries such as manufacturing, energy, and transportation, empowering digital government and smart city construction, and efficiently meeting customers' personalized and customized needs. China Mobile is enriching AI+ new industries, rapidly expanding application scenarios such as humanoid robots, visual networks, and autonomous driving, and cultivating new industries such as low-altitude economy and embodied intelligence, thereby enriching the supply of high-quality information services.