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ZTE signs technology development agreement with LSCM in Hong Kong

Telecommunications vendor ZTE signed a memorandum of understanding with LSCM at Hong Kong Science Park to develop municipal computing infrastructure

ZTE signs technology development agreement with LSCM in Hong Kong

On October 15, 2026, ZTE Corporation's subsidiary ZTE Hong Kong and The Logistics and Supply Chain MultiTech R&D Centre (LSCM) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) at the LSCM Logistics Summit in Hong Kong Science Park. Representatives from both companies, including Ir. Prof. Alan Lam and Mr. Mei Zhonghua, witnessed the signing of the MoU, which was signed by Simon Wong, CEO of LSCM, and Wang Huan, Managing Director of ZTE Hong Kong Representative Office.

The MoU aims to foster cooperation based on complementary strengths, equality, and mutual benefit, focusing on Hong Kong's digital and intelligent development, e-government information services, and the promotion of secure and reliable diversified technologies in the region. Both parties agreed to jointly develop a digital and intelligent industry ecosystem tailored to Hong Kong's needs.

LSCM, established in 2006, has been dedicated to researching and developing technologies that promote logistics and supply chain industry development and assist industries in adopting relevant technologies. ZTE Hong Kong, founded in 2000, has a strong presence in the Hong Kong market, offering localized service teams, delivery capabilities, full-stack products, and IT application innovation solutions.

Under the MoU, the parties will collaborate in areas such as ICT infrastructure, artificial intelligence, general computing, operating systems, and cybersecurity. They will promote technology and talent exchange, fully leverage their respective R&D strengths, and jointly develop and incubate a digital and intelligent ecosystem suited to Hong Kong.

The MoU marks the official launch of strategic cooperation between ZTE Hong Kong and LSCM, aimed at promoting Hong Kong's digital and intelligent development, enhancing trusted public-sector digital capabilities, and contributing to the region's innovation and technology development.

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