As the principal developer of core business systems for Sinopec Group, Petro-CyberWorks boasts a research and development (R&D) team comprising thousands of professionals. This team has forged a strategic partnership with Volcano Engine to fully implement the TRAE Integrated Development Environment (IDE), driving a sweeping upgrade in AI-assisted coding through a holistic approach that combines "tool foundation, practical training, and on-site Field Development Engineer (FDE) support." To date, over 2,000 licenses of TRAE have been activated, with monthly token consumption surpassing 100 billion, marking its deep integration into the entire R&D lifecycle.

Both Petro-CyberWorks and Volcano Engine have meticulously optimized AI applications across various stages of the R&D process, including requirement analysis, design, development, evaluation, and testing. By seamlessly infusing AI capabilities into the existing workflow, they have effectively addressed the dual challenges of revamping legacy systems and launching innovative products. Furthermore, the collaboration has yielded significant results in talent development. Through the organization of two specialized AI elite training camps, they have nurtured 120 internal coaches, complemented by on-site guidance from FDE experts.

In a mere four months, the joint efforts culminated in the successful development of iMOM, an AI-native industrial software solution. This breakthrough has not only slashed the project R&D cycle by 50% but also reduced overall R&D costs by 30%. More importantly, it has catalyzed a paradigm shift from enhancing individual productivity to restructuring organizational work methodologies, thereby fostering sustainable, iterative endogenous capabilities that will drive long-term innovation and growth.