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TCL Chairman Li Dongsheng Unveils ‘Screen Universe’ Vision at Summer Davos
TCL founder and chairman Li Dongsheng outlined the company's 'Screen Universe' concept, envisioning screens as the primary interface connecting people, content, services and the physical world in future digital life.
Li Dongsheng, founder and chairman of TCL, shared the company's vision for the future of digital life during the World Economic Forum's Annual Meeting of the New Champions, known as Summer Davos, held last month in Dalian, China. The event drew over 1,800 participants from 90 countries, including government leaders and business executives.
Li took part in a round-table discussion on reconfiguring supply chains as part of the forum's theme, 'Innovating at Scale.' On the sidelines, he elaborated on TCL's 'Screen Universe' concept, which positions screens as a critical interface linking people, content, services and the physical environment.
TCL, a global technology brand operating in more than 160 countries, aims to create innovative platforms that connect users worldwide. The concept reflects the company's broader strategy to integrate digital experiences across devices and environments.
The Summer Davos forum serves as a platform for entrepreneurship and next-generation growth, focusing on translating technological innovation into economic progress and job creation. Li's remarks underscore TCL's commitment to shaping the digital landscape through screen-based interactions.