The highly-anticipated World Intelligence Conference has undergone a significant transformation – this year's edition will be rebranded as the World Intelligent Industry Expo and is scheduled to take place in Tianjin in June.

This renaming was made possible through the merger of the World Intelligence Conference and the China International Intelligent Industry Expo and the joint sponsorship from Tianjin and Chongqing municipal governments, and other collaborating entities.

According to the World Intelligence Conference Organizing Committee, preparations for the expo are in full swing. Major technology firms like Tencent, Huawei, Cloud Account, and iFlytek are serving as strategic partners for the event.

Among the participants are global Fortune 500 companies like Sinopec, CNOOC, State Grid, Agricultural Bank of China, and SF Express. Additionally, industry-leading entities like the National Supermarket Computing Center, Mobvoi, and Raycom Lianchuang are set to showcase their latest innovations.

The expo, to be held at the National Convention and Exhibition Center (Tianjin), boasts a sprawling indoor exhibition space spanning 100,000 square meters.

Drawing from the latest research, cutting-edge technology, and real-world applications, and in alignment with Tianjin's manufacturing development policies, the exhibition will feature areas including artificial intelligence, intelligent connected vehicles, robotics, intelligent manufacturing, information technology innovation, transportation and infrastructure, digital finance, digital health, and industry-education integration.

The expo aims to help foster new quality productive forces, facilitate the coordinated development of the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region, leverage meetings and exhibitions to drive industry growth, promote international cooperation, and showcase Tianjin's distinctive urban allure.