Hardware

Huawei is positioning its first Mate-line TV as a centerpiece of smart living.

Both companies, born from the city’s deep supply chains and policy support, are expanding into each other’s domains.

Once a quiet OEM base, the city’s industrial belt is investing in innovation, service networks, and niche applications to compete worldwide.

In a sleepy hardware category, one Zhuhai startup found traction by making printers personal and portable.

The Leion Hey2 pushes smart glasses closer to making seamless multilingual conversations a reality.

With USD 560 million in revenue and 870 patents, Govee is heading toward an IPO, built quietly by a founder who has never spoken publicly.

With DJI preparing to enter its core segment, Insta360 faces the challenge of defending its moat through continued innovation.

The RDK S100 integrates three processors on a single chip to coordinate large and small AI models more efficiently.