Core Insights - The 2025 Consumer Electronics Innovation Conference (CEIC 2025) was held in Shenzhen, featuring nearly 300 tech companies from 20 countries, including major brands like Honor, BYD, NIO, Samsung, and TV [1] - Honor's strategy focuses on building an AI terminal ecosystem through new experiences, connections, and models, aiming to transition from a smartphone manufacturer to a global AI terminal ecosystem company [1][2] - The emphasis is on accelerating the entry of edge AI technology into the consumer market, responding to the growing global demand for smart devices [1] Group 1: New Experience and AI Integration - Honor's approach to "new experience" centers on using AI to create a scene-based operating system that allows devices to understand user behavior and intentions, facilitating seamless service across multiple devices [2][3] - The transformation of hardware is evident, with innovative devices like a foldable screen that adjusts display modes based on user interaction, showcasing the practical application of edge AI in everyday life [2][3] Group 2: Service Innovation and User Interaction - AI is fostering a new service model where devices proactively offer assistance based on the context, redefining the human-machine relationship [3] - Honor's strategy aims to break down barriers between technology and consumer needs, making edge AI accessible and usable in daily life [3] Group 3: Platform Development and Ecosystem Support - The upgrade of the HONOR AI Connect platform introduces a more efficient architecture that facilitates collaboration with ecosystem partners, allowing for quick integration of AI capabilities [4] - This platform aims to lower the entry barriers for partners, aligning with Honor's vision of an interconnected ecosystem [4] Group 4: Global Collaboration and Ecosystem Growth - Honor's "1X3XN" ecosystem strategy promotes collaboration across various industries, enhancing both domestic and global partnerships [5] - The company has established a comprehensive support system for developers, including significant financial incentives and resources to foster innovation and collaboration [5][6] - Honor's ecosystem now spans over 100 countries, with more than 350,000 developers and 200 partners, marking a shift from product export to ecosystem co-creation [6][7]