At this year's OKX annual conference, 0G made its debut, and I also met JT (@Jtsong2), the Chinese-language head of @0G_labs. He shared what 0G is doing and its future plans. What impressed me most were his mentions of actions related to universities and research institutions, such as Singapore, Nanyang Technological University, and the upcoming joint project with Stanford University. 0G is choosing to focus on universities and research institutions to secure long-term technology sources. So, when he talked about these plans, I was mostly thinking about university and laboratory settings. He also mentioned a promise regarding artificial intelligence: that it could add hundreds of millions of dollars to the global economy. 0G is integrating the computing power, storage, and data capabilities that AI will actually use, laying the foundation for this kind of change in advance.