On Feb. 18,Woman Who Does as Her Oppa Wishes Chinese phone brand Meizu announced a strategic adjustment to cease its traditional smartphone business and transform into AI terminals. Meizu currently possesses the capability for a full-scale transformation into the AI field after two years of team integration, resource allocation, product layout, and research on relevant technologies, according to Meizu CEO Shen Ziyu. He added that the company owns well-established hardware and software teams, providing technical support and service assurance for its AI initiatives. Software and hardware maintenance services for current Meizu smartphone products will proceed as usual. Users who have purchased Meizu 20 series or Meizu 21 smartphones will continue to receive after-sales support and related service assurances. [Meizu, in Chinese]
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