Global Sources Hong Kong Shows to Feature 1,200 AI Booths

Sep 2, 2026
The October 2026 Global Sources Hong Kong Shows will include more than 1,200 AI themed booths across seven segments, alongside an AI Agent Summit and new products from Tencent AI.
Global Sources Hong Kong Shows to Feature 1,200 AI Booths
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Global Sources said in a press release that its Hong Kong Shows will include more than 1,200 AI themed booths across seven segments. The events will run from October 11 to 21, 2026, at AsiaWorld-Expo.

Tencent AI will present its WorkBuddy, QClaw, and Marvis agents, along with related hardware. An AI Agent Summit will feature Tencent's chief scientist and experts from the Linux Foundation.

The shows will host more than 4,200 suppliers across over 8,000 booths, with 330,000 new products covering consumer electronics, gaming, mobile electronics, smart home products, lifestyle electronics, and sports and outdoor goods. Global advance buyer registrations have increased 25 percent from the previous year, led by Europe and North America.

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