2025 Consumer Electronics Show (CES)

The 2025 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in the United States grandly opened in Las Vegas from January 7th to 10th. As one of the largest, most authoritative, and influential technology events globally, CES is hailed as the "Tech Spring Festival," serving as a vane for global technological innovation and the consumer electronics industry. The exhibition attracted over 4,500 companies from more than 160 countries and regions worldwide, with more than 40% of exhibitors coming from outside the United States, showcasing innovative products, technologies, and solutions in fields such as artificial intelligence, digital health, electric vehicles, smart communities, and sustainable development.

The theme of this year's CES is "DIVEIN," which translates directly to "dive in," implying an in-depth exploration and immersive experience of various cutting-edge technologies. On the exhibition floor, new applications and solutions driven by artificial intelligence emerged as the biggest highlight. Major companies such as NVIDIA, Qualcomm, Lenovo, TCL, Hisense, and BOE made their appearances, showcasing their latest achievements in the AI field. Additionally, around 1,400 startups participated, infusing the exhibition with even more fresh ideas and innovative vitality.

Chinese companies shone brightly at this year's CES, with nearly 1,500 Chinese enterprises (including Hong Kong and Taiwan) exhibiting, accounting for more than 30% of the total number of exhibitors. Multiple Chinese companies won the 2025 "CES Innovation Awards," demonstrating the strong strength and innovative capabilities of Chinese enterprises in technological innovation. Chinese exhibitors' products covered multiple fields, including smartphones, televisions, smart homes, and new energy vehicles, attracting the attention and favor of numerous international buyers.

Beyond showcasing the latest technologies and products, CES also serves as an important platform for exchange and cooperation. During the exhibition, hundreds of special forums, seminars, and other events were held, where industry leaders, exhibitor representatives, scholars, government officials, and other stakeholders discussed new trends in the consumer electronics industry. These events not only facilitated communication and cooperation among industry professionals but also provided valuable insights and inspiration for the development of the global consumer electronics industry.