Beijing Mobile users can enjoy computing power packages Recently, China Mobile Beijing launched a "computing power token package" for individual users, which is charged by tokens and paid on demand. This move aims to help artificial intelligence computing power move from the laboratory to daily life. For users who already have cloud computers, the computing power token package will provide a minimum of 5.99 yuan in computing power sub packages, or as low as 24.99 yuan and 10 million word yuan in computing power monthly packages; For users who do not have cloud computers, Beijing Mobile has launched a cloud computer integration package with built-in intelligent agent tool OpenClaw (commonly known as "Lobster"). Users do not need to deploy their own environment, can use it immediately upon startup, and support mainstream universal language models. At present, China Mobile has successively launched such packages in Beijing, Hubei, Henan and other places, aiming to solve the problems faced by users when using artificial intelligence services, such as complex local deployment, high computing power costs, and data security concerns. Moving from "traffic management" to "computing power management", basic telecommunications operators have recently launched a series of innovative computing power services, such as China Unicom's recent launch of a computing power integration subscription package. These innovative services provide support for the entry of artificial intelligence applications into millions of households, continuously expanding the boundaries of inclusive services, and contributing to the accelerated development of new forms of intelligent economy and high-quality development of digital economy. Xinhua News Agency