Goldman's CES 2025 Takeaway: Chinese Firms Unveil New AI PCs, Mixed Reality Headsets, EV Tech & Panels
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Analysts at Goldman Sachs working on the Greater China Tech Research desk in Hong Kong released a client note Thursday highlighting key product launches and demonstrations by Chinese companies at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2025 in Las Vegas.
Goldman's Allen Chang and Verena Jeng focused on 19 Chinese companies attending CES 2025 that released notable products across AI PCs, mixed reality (MR) and AI glasses, EV technology, eVTOLs, gaming PCs and monitors, and AI servers.
Here are the companies and their respective highlights: