As of the end of March this year, the revenue performance of China Telecom's computing services has been disclosed, with a total of 20 provincial-level companies achieving positive revenue growth, while 11 others reported negative growth. The top five companies by growth rate are particularly noteworthy.

In recent years, the three major telecommunications operators have placed significant emphasis on the development of computing power services, with investment increasing annually. Against this backdrop, the revenue performance of this business segment has naturally garnered considerable attention.

It has been revealed that for the first three months, the top five provincial companies by growth rate in computing service revenue include Inner Mongolia Telecom, Gansu Telecom, a major southern provincial company, Xinjiang Telecom, and Jilin Telecom. The growth rates for the top three companies even far exceeded 200%.

It is worth noting that these five provincial companies are not among the group's largest provincial entities; they include northern provincial companies and some smaller-scale operations. The remarkably rapid development momentum of this emerging business is indeed surprising.

Industry experts indicate that the three major operators are currently intensifying their efforts to develop computing power services, with overall growth momentum being very strong. Provincial companies with certain geographical advantages, in particular, are experiencing exceptionally high growth rates.