3 Dec 20252 min read

Explyt at AIE 2025 in China!

Explyt TeamPublished 3 Dec 2025

Join the Explyt team at our stand at the incredible Global Artificial Intelligence Machines and Electronics Expo 2025 in China!

We are excited to meet our partners in China and grateful for their warm invitation. This event is a great opportunity to strengthen existing collaborations, build new partnerships, and better understand the needs of the Chinese developer community.

Visit our stand if you’re looking for a reliable, cutting-edge solution for AI-powered coding, testing, and debugging. Explyt is built on formal methods and designed for developers and QA engineers who demand accuracy and high performance.

AIE 2025 will take place on December 4–6, 2025, across two locations:

  • Macao: Cotai Expo, The Venetian Macao

  • Zhuhai: Zhuhai International Convention & Exhibition Center

Pioneering a new “One Expo – Two Cities” format, the event will be open to industry professionals on December 4-5, and to the general public on December 6.

We look forward to seeing you at AIE 2025!

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