CES, the world’s largest consumer electronics show, is set to launch in January in Las Vegas. Historically, Chinese companies have played a significant role in the event, showcasing cutting-edge technology and innovations. However, this year, there are growing concerns that visa issues may pose a challenge for these firms' participation.
The potential visa hurdles could impact the presence of Chinese exhibitors, affecting the diversity and breadth of technologies presented at CES 2024. Industry experts worry that reduced participation from Chinese companies may alter the competitive landscape of the show, which has been a hub for global tech advancements.
Mark Niu from CGTN discusses the implications of these visa issues and what it could mean for the future of international collaboration at CES. As the industry watches closely, the outcomes of these visa challenges will likely shape the dynamics of next year's consumer electronics showcase.
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