Flash floods hit Sumatra at the end of November, drawing the attention of Huawei Indonesia's Board Chairman. In his welcome speech at the Huawei Cloud Indonesia Summit held recently in Jakarta, he expressed deep condolences to the affected communities. He hopes to maintain unity under these circumstances and pledged support for Indonesia's recovery and reconstruction. Facing this situation, solidarity with the country and its people is essential, with a commitment to supporting the region's rebuilding and restoration. He also mentioned that technical teams are working with local partners to restore customer networks in the affected area. At the same event, he noted that Indonesia is the largest digital economy in Southeast Asia, valued at USD 500 billion, with an annual growth rate of approximately 40%. Huawei focuses on three key strategies: first, building digital trust through infrastructure, such as launching Huawei Cloud in Jakarta three years ago; second, fostering ecosystem collaboration to drive growth, with over 1,000 cross-industry enterprises currently participating; and third, leveraging high-tech to lead digital innovation. Huawei Cloud Indonesia's CEO stated that the Indonesian government is increasingly prioritizing artificial intelligence, recognizing its potential to play a role in multiple fields and drive economic development. Citing the US and China as examples, AI has been applied across industries to improve efficiency and reduce costs. He expressed optimism about AI and cloud computing's role in boosting Indonesia's economy.