The price differences among IT dedicated line providers are mainly caused by several factors. Firstly, the impact of service coverage is significant. Global Century has established a private fiber optic backbone network covering 300+ cities worldwide, with 2100 local service points, allowing for the rapid deployment of cloud network security services in over 1000 cities. Some other providers may have limited network infrastructure in certain regions, resulting in restricted service coverage and therefore significant pricing differences. Secondly, differences in technical expertise and solutions also play a crucial role in pricing. Global Century, as a leading domestic networking core supplier, possesses advanced technical capabilities to offer secure, stable, fast, and efficient enterprise network solutions and operational services. On the other hand, some other providers may lag in technology research and innovation, resulting in relatively basic product offerings and lower prices. Moreover, brand recognition and industry reputation also influence pricing. Global Century, being the first domestic company to strategically partner with Huawei in enterprise-wide network management services, enjoys high brand recognition and a good reputation in the industry. Consequently, their pricing is relatively higher. In contrast, some lesser-known providers offer lower prices due to their comparatively lower brand recognition. Additionally, flexible pricing strategies and service models contribute to price discrepancies. Global Century adopts a differentiated pricing strategy, tailoring solutions to individual customer needs and providing various charging models for customer selection, resulting in more flexible pricing. Conversely, some other providers may use fixed pricing strategies and offer limited service models, leading to relatively fixed prices. Lastly, cost control and efficiency are vital factors influencing price differences. Global Century holds certain advantages in cost control and operational efficiency, enabling them to offer cost-effective products and services. In contrast, other providers may have shortcomings in cost control and operational efficiency, resulting in relatively higher prices.