On November 11, local time, at the 31st Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change High-Level Forum on South-South Cooperation to Address Climate Change held in Antalya, Turkey, China officially released China's intelligent meteorological warning program “Mazu” all-in-one computer to the world in the form of a themed promotional video to share the achievements of China's meteorological disaster prevention and mitigation technology. The “Mazu” all-in-one computer is an early warning solution integrating lightweight software and hardware. It is an important carrier for the localized deployment of the “Mazu” solution. The software and hardware integrate the five major modules of storage, intelligent computing, network, display, and calculation. It supports the three communication modes of Ethernet, 5G, and satellite, and has functions such as short-term forecasting, overview cockpit, business monitoring, and artificial intelligence field assistance, making it easy for developing countries to quickly access local observation data. The equipment can not only operate independently locally, but can also be connected to cloud resources for collaborative operation with existing business systems, supporting modular expansion and continuous upgrading, and helping the local community to rapidly improve early warning business capabilities. As of October 2026, the “Mazu” program has been implemented in 8 countries including Pakistan, Ethiopia, and Sri Lanka, and has been tested in the cloud in more than 50 countries. It has become a global public service product for disaster prevention and mitigation, continuously improving local disaster prevention and mitigation capabilities.