Meizu Flyme announced a partnership with China Telecom Tianyi Terminal to create a software and hardware ecology.

Thank CTOnews.com netizens Mo_Onster, porridge steamed bread for the delivery of clues! CTOnews.com January 18 news, Meizu Flyme today announced a strategic cooperation with China Telecom Tianyi Terminal to create a comprehensive integration of software and hardware ecology.

The two sides will cooperate in operating systems, Internet ecology and business operations to create Tianyi series cloud terminals that integrate cloud, security, platform and AI.

In the future, Flyme will also work with Tianyi Terminal to enrich cloud terminal categories and build Tianyi Cloud Terminal Ecology.

At present, Meizu Flyme has provided services to more than 100 million users. Meizu Flyme said it is working to create a multi-terminal, cross-platform interactive operation scene from smartphone to smart cockpit to provide ecological services for more devices.

In addition, FlymeAuto is about to bring intelligent travel experience to users and more smart car users. In the future, Meizu Flyme will continue the Alive Design design concept and upgrade iteratively to create a multi-terminal, full-scene, immersive fusion experience for users through the strategic layout of smartphones, AIoT, intelligent cockpit and other products.

CTOnews.com learned that in July last year, Star Times announced that it had a controlling stake of 79.09 per cent of Meizu Technology and took separate control of Meizu Technology. Shen Ziyu, vice chairman of Star Times, who is also chairman of Meizu Technology, said Meizu will retain an independent team and launch a new flagship in 2023.