The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has recently unveiled its "Implementation Opinions on the Innovative Development of 'Artificial Intelligence + Information and Communication' (2026-2028)," charting a course for the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) with the information and communication industry over the next three years. Central to this vision is the accelerated deployment of 5G-Advanced (5G-A) networks, the progression of 6G research and development, and the establishment of a communications infrastructure that is characterized by minimal latency, heightened intelligence, and robust security measures. The document directly tackles the prevailing challenges of inadequate computing capacity, intricate network architectures, and data security vulnerabilities—issues where quantum technology stands out for its pivotal strengths. Quantum computing, leveraging the principles of superposition, achieves exponential leaps in computational power, facilitating the efficient handling of vast data volumes while curbing energy use. Quantum communication, on the other hand, ensures unparalleled security through its reliance on fundamental physical laws, effectively mitigating the risk of eavesdropping. Industry experts highlight the mutually reinforcing relationship between quantum technology and AI: AI's prowess in real-time network data analysis aids in threat detection, while quantum communication guarantees the secure transmission of this data. Together, they are set to forge a "smart brain + secure foundation" framework for forthcoming communication networks, laying the groundwork for the development of intelligent and reliable digital infrastructure.