In the network space, ZTE is rethinking how connectivity works by building smarter, AI-driven infrastructure. From fixing weak signals in hard-to-reach areas to expanding wireless coverage into the skies, ZTE is helping operators boost speed, reliability, and energy efficiency. Their latest technologies use AI to make networks more adaptive and ready for future demands.
ZTE is also making major strides in AI applications across industries. In education, their AI-powered tools are helping universities scale learning. In healthcare, hospitals now use ZTE’s diagnostic systems to deliver faster, more accurate results. They’ve even worked with automakers to bring AI into vehicle design. Cities are also getting smarter, with ZTE’s AI helping ports, metros, and government offices become more efficient and responsive.
At its own production base in Nanjing, ZTE is using AI to enhance manufacturing. They’re also helping businesses expand globally with tools that handle compliance and operations using AI agents built on three decades of experience.
To support all these efforts, ZTE is powering up with next-gen servers, high-speed chips, and energy-efficient data centers. These systems are designed to deliver powerful computing while lowering environmental impact, with their technology already helping reduce millions of tons in carbon emissions.
In the home, ZTE introduced “A Day with AI,” giving visitors a glimpse of smart living powered by AI assistants, personalized connectivity, flexible screens, and even emotionally intelligent robots. These innovations turn homes into smart environments that adapt to every family member’s needs.
ZTE also brought its “AI for All” vision to life through a lineup of consumer products. Their RedMagic phones continue to lead in gaming performance, while the Nubia series focuses on top-tier mobile photography. Combined with strong 5G and AI phone offerings, ZTE is making high-end tech more accessible.
At MWC Shanghai 2025, ZTE proved it’s not just talking about AI—it’s delivering it. From smart cities to connected homes, and from next-gen phones to green data centers, the company is pushing forward with a clear mission: to make AI truly work for everyone.
ZTE is also making major strides in AI applications across industries. In education, their AI-powered tools are helping universities scale learning. In healthcare, hospitals now use ZTE’s diagnostic systems to deliver faster, more accurate results. They’ve even worked with automakers to bring AI into vehicle design. Cities are also getting smarter, with ZTE’s AI helping ports, metros, and government offices become more efficient and responsive.
At its own production base in Nanjing, ZTE is using AI to enhance manufacturing. They’re also helping businesses expand globally with tools that handle compliance and operations using AI agents built on three decades of experience.
To support all these efforts, ZTE is powering up with next-gen servers, high-speed chips, and energy-efficient data centers. These systems are designed to deliver powerful computing while lowering environmental impact, with their technology already helping reduce millions of tons in carbon emissions.
In the home, ZTE introduced “A Day with AI,” giving visitors a glimpse of smart living powered by AI assistants, personalized connectivity, flexible screens, and even emotionally intelligent robots. These innovations turn homes into smart environments that adapt to every family member’s needs.
ZTE also brought its “AI for All” vision to life through a lineup of consumer products. Their RedMagic phones continue to lead in gaming performance, while the Nubia series focuses on top-tier mobile photography. Combined with strong 5G and AI phone offerings, ZTE is making high-end tech more accessible.
At MWC Shanghai 2025, ZTE proved it’s not just talking about AI—it’s delivering it. From smart cities to connected homes, and from next-gen phones to green data centers, the company is pushing forward with a clear mission: to make AI truly work for everyone.
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