On August 22, industry experts highlighted that the recent surge in prices for domestic large-scale models serves as a rectification for the longstanding disparity in inference computing costs. In the immediate term, this price adjustment may seem more akin to a realignment of pricing with the actual value. Nevertheless, if manufacturers merely hike prices without enhancing stability and other key performance indicators, users are likely to switch to alternative models, especially as the cost of switching diminishes. Moving forward, it is crucial to scrutinize the price increase strategy through a dual lens: firstly, to ascertain whether the manufacturer's price hike is coupled with enhancements in the capabilities of their new models, rather than a mere price increase for existing models; secondly, to verify whether the additional revenue generated from the price hike is being reinvested into expanding computing capacity and bolstering service capabilities.