The recent semi-annual financial reports from China Mobile, China Telecom, and China Unicom have garnered considerable interest. Faced with a confluence of challenges—including heightened value-added tax burdens, diminishing returns from data traffic, and lackluster expansion in conventional sectors—the profit margins of these three telecom giants are experiencing notable pressure. Nevertheless, the rise of Artificial Intelligence and Data Center (AIDC) services, along with intelligent computing solutions, has emerged as a countervailing force, driving new avenues for growth. Despite the current scale of these nascent businesses being insufficient to entirely counterbalance the decline in traditional operations, there exists a unanimous agreement among the operators to pivot from mere conduit providers to comprehensive intelligent service facilitators. Presently, the share of revenue derived from computing power and intelligent services within the core business income of these operators is steadily on the rise, signaling the emergence of robust new growth drivers.