
On September 3, the "AI Three Elements" Digital Economy Industry Ecosystem Exchange Meeting was held at Mujin Wen'an in Dongxihu, Wuhan. The event was guided by the Dongxihu District Economic and Technological Bureau and hosted by the Mujin Wen'an Incubator, with Wuhan CloudWalk Dayan Technology Co., Ltd. participating as a co-organizer. Representatives from enterprises, entrepreneurial teams, cultural and creative organizations, and park service institutions exchanged views on site.

This exchange meeting did not stop at general talk about AI.
Focusing on the most common issues enterprises face in actual use—technology selection, cost, content production, and security and compliance—CloudWalk combined capabilities including the Yunqi Model Hub, the AIGC Large Model Public Service Platform, and the "Yanqing" content review large model of the National Cybersecurity Base to explain how AI can enter enterprise operations and content production. The event also combined cases from short dramas, new media, manufacturing, and government affairs to demonstrate specific paths from model invocation to business application.
Among these, the Yunqi Model Hub helps enterprises lower the threshold for model use and management through unified API access and multi-model aggregation; the AIGC Large Model Public Service Platform further connects services such as content production, agents, and knowledge bases. To address the security issues of AI-generated content, the "Yanqing" content review large model of the National Cybersecurity Base, operated by CloudWalk on an entrusted basis, provides content security capabilities.

At the end of the event, a free exchange and demand matching session was arranged. Participating enterprises and entrepreneurial teams directly raised specific questions in AI applications, and the CloudWalk technical team answered on site and further collected follow-up technical exchange and cooperation needs.
Just a few days earlier, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) issued a special action for cultivating AI application service providers, proposing to establish a resource pool of service providers, form application service teams, and promote the large-scale application of AI through real scenarios and supply-demand matching.
The "service providers" that the policy focuses on must ultimately reach the side of enterprises.
From becoming a service provider of the Wuhan Computing Public Service Platform to this exchange with local enterprises and entrepreneurial teams, CloudWalk is further connecting the AI infrastructure, model services, and application capabilities it has already built to real demand.

On February 1, CloudWalk Technology officially launched China's first AI-native data analysis product—DataGPT. Based on CloudWalk's self-developed CongRong multimodal large model, DataGPT introduces a novel interactive mode of "dialogue as analysis," completely changing how enterprises understand and apply complex data, making data analysis as simple and natural as everyday conversation.
On September 1, the 2022 World Artificial Intelligence Conference (WAIC) officially opened. Based on the Human-Machine Collaborative Operating System CWOS, CloudWalk Technology focused on the theme "People, Vehicles, Roads, and Cities in the Era of Human-Machine Collaboration," painting a beautiful blueprint for the smart connected vehicle field under human-machine collaboration.
This cooperation aims to jointly promote innovation and development in the field of artificial intelligence through resource sharing and technological complementarity, marking an important step for CloudWalk Technology in the field of AI computing power services.
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