SHANGHAI -- Hytera Communications, a leading global provider of critical communications technologies and solutions, successfully concluded its annual Global Partner Summit (HGPS) 2026 on May 8 in Shanghai. Held under the theme “Advancing Together,” the summit brought together more than 500 attendees from over 60 countries to strengthen collaboration, share strategic insights, and explore future opportunities in AI-powered critical communications.

Reflecting on Hytera’s development from 2025 to 2026, Yelin Jiang, CEO of Hytera Group, shared his outlook on the company’s future growth and innovation strategy. “Looking back on 2025, we grew in business and market, grew in technology, and grew together with our partners,” said Jiang. “Building on that momentum, we are now advancing together into 2026 - with innovation in our genes, and AI taking us even higher. This dual-wheel drive of technology and market advancement is how we will achieve sustainable success together.”

“We are moving beyond communications to create greater operational value,” said Stanley Song, Vice President of Sales at Hytera. “As AI reshapes the critical communications industry, Hytera is evolving from a communications provider into a partner for industry solutions and workflow enablement. Together with our ecosystem partners, we are driving long-term growth and accelerating industry transformation.”

Following the strategic sessions, Hytera’s R&D and product teams shared the company’s latest technology roadmap, highlighting how AI-powered and converged communications technologies are evolving into integrated operational platforms embedded across customer workflows.

Another major highlight of HGPS 2026 was the immersive exhibition zone, spanning more than 400 square meters and showcasing Hytera’s latest AI-powered innovations and integrated solutions. Covering sectors including public safety, airports, utilities, oil & gas, and enterprise, the exhibition demonstrated how communications, video, AI applications, and command systems are working together to improve operational safety, efficiency, and coordination in real-world scenarios.

Interactive technology zones further highlighted Hytera’s continued investment in AI-enabled innovation, featuring an AI-powered interactive avatar, glasses-free 3D displays, and a full portfolio of broadband, narrowband, and multi-mode smart terminals.

The summit concluded with a dinner cruise on Shanghai’s Huangpu River, where partners from around the world gathered against the city’s iconic skyline - reflecting the openness, connectivity, and shared momentum that continue to drive Hytera and its global partners forward as they move toward the future together.