Chinese companies shine at world's premier tech show

Chinese technology companies are in the spotlight at the 2025 Consumer Electronics Show, the world's premier tech show, in Las Vegas in the United States, as they showcase their latest technological achievements and innovative products, including semiconductor displays, smart homes, wearable devices and robots.

Nearly 1,500 Chinese enterprises are participating in the event, which runs from Tuesday to Friday, accounting for more than 30 percent of the total registered exhibitors.

Experts said that this robust participation highlights Chinese companies' growing strengths and independent innovation capabilities in cutting-edge technologies and emerging fields.

They added that the presence of Chinese companies at CES demonstrates that they are not only playing an increasingly vital role in spearheading the revolution in the global consumer electronics industry, but are also striving to expand their presence in overseas markets despite the US crackdown and sanctions on China's high-tech sector.

Artificial intelligence-powered terminal devices have attracted attention during this year's event.

Chinese display panel manufacturer BOE Technology Group launched an array of new technologies and products, including a 31.6-inch slidable organic light-emitting diode display, a vehicle-mounted screen with foldable and curved functions, and an AI-powered smart cockpit.