BOE's Landmark IPC in Berlin: A New Era of Global Collaboration in Technology
On September 7, 2026, the inaugural BOE Innovation Partner Conference (IPC) Europe took place in Berlin, coinciding with the prestigious IFA 2026. This significant event, themed 'Innovation, Globalization, Collaboration,' marks BOE's first venture to host its IPC outside of China, solidifying its commitment to creating a global display and Internet of Things ecosystem.
With an invitation extended to over 200 partners from Europe and beyond, the conference set the stage for discussions around future trends and deeper collaborations within the display industry. The thematic showcase under the banner 'LIGHT' embodied the principles of low-power consumption, innovative technology, global service, high performance, and top-quality solutions in technology. These showcased innovations represented BOE's cutting-edge technological capabilities and its solutions tailored specifically for the European market.
Qi Zheng, Chief Strategy Officer of BOE, emphasized the importance of collaboration in their innovation journey, stating, "BOE will deepen joint development with global partners. We will be rooted in innovation, bound by collaboration, and driven toward shared success at IFA."
In a testament to the significance of the event, Leif Lindner, the CEO of IFA, praised BOE's technological prowess and its role in propelling industry standards forward, saying, "I am very pleased that BOE is taking the next logical step and showcasing its technological leadership right where the decision-makers and trendsetters of the electronics industry come together at IFA Berlin."
During the conference, BOE partnered with key European entities such as Saint-Gobain Sekurit, LEDCON, Barco, and Vusion to present innovative applications in diverse fields, including smart dimming sunroofs, micro LED technology, the Internet of Things, and e-paper solutions.
The BOE innovation showcase delineated three pivotal domains of the 'LIGHT' concept: 'LIGHT for Future,' 'LIGHT for Life,' and 'LIGHT for Society.' Each section presented a comprehensive range of BOE's display technologies, from LCD and OLED to MLED, alongside emerging innovations in sensors and photovoltaics aimed at sustainable development.
As a leading innovator, BOE dedicates approximately 7% of its annual revenue to research and development and has an impressive portfolio of more than 100,000 patent applications. With sales and service hubs established in 15 countries, BOE addresses the needs of over 5,000 global customers, including more than 100 Fortune Global 500 firms. Notably, around 50% of BOE's revenue comes from international markets, with its German subsidiary already catering to over 150 clients in Europe.
Through events like the IPC in Berlin, BOE is not only setting a precedent for future conferences but also bolstering its position as a cornerstone in the global display technology landscape, striving for greater innovation and partnership in a rapidly evolving digital world.
With an invitation extended to over 200 partners from Europe and beyond, the conference set the stage for discussions around future trends and deeper collaborations within the display industry. The thematic showcase under the banner 'LIGHT' embodied the principles of low-power consumption, innovative technology, global service, high performance, and top-quality solutions in technology. These showcased innovations represented BOE's cutting-edge technological capabilities and its solutions tailored specifically for the European market.
Qi Zheng, Chief Strategy Officer of BOE, emphasized the importance of collaboration in their innovation journey, stating, "BOE will deepen joint development with global partners. We will be rooted in innovation, bound by collaboration, and driven toward shared success at IFA."
In a testament to the significance of the event, Leif Lindner, the CEO of IFA, praised BOE's technological prowess and its role in propelling industry standards forward, saying, "I am very pleased that BOE is taking the next logical step and showcasing its technological leadership right where the decision-makers and trendsetters of the electronics industry come together at IFA Berlin."
During the conference, BOE partnered with key European entities such as Saint-Gobain Sekurit, LEDCON, Barco, and Vusion to present innovative applications in diverse fields, including smart dimming sunroofs, micro LED technology, the Internet of Things, and e-paper solutions.
The BOE innovation showcase delineated three pivotal domains of the 'LIGHT' concept: 'LIGHT for Future,' 'LIGHT for Life,' and 'LIGHT for Society.' Each section presented a comprehensive range of BOE's display technologies, from LCD and OLED to MLED, alongside emerging innovations in sensors and photovoltaics aimed at sustainable development.
As a leading innovator, BOE dedicates approximately 7% of its annual revenue to research and development and has an impressive portfolio of more than 100,000 patent applications. With sales and service hubs established in 15 countries, BOE addresses the needs of over 5,000 global customers, including more than 100 Fortune Global 500 firms. Notably, around 50% of BOE's revenue comes from international markets, with its German subsidiary already catering to over 150 clients in Europe.
Through events like the IPC in Berlin, BOE is not only setting a precedent for future conferences but also bolstering its position as a cornerstone in the global display technology landscape, striving for greater innovation and partnership in a rapidly evolving digital world.
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