ZTE's Nubia NaviX Ultra has officially obtained the network access license from China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT), completing the full compliance process from large model filing to terminal network access. This marks the world's first AI agent smartphone moving from concept validation to commercial deployment. The device, equipped with the 'Doubao' phone assistant, is positioned as a mass-produced flagship and is scheduled to go on sale in September.
On September 1, ZTE's Nubia NaviX Ultra received the network access permit from China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT), completing the full regulatory path from large model filing to terminal network access. This milestone makes it the world's first AI agent smartphone to transition from concept validation to commercial deployment.
According to the announcement, the phone will feature the 'Doubao' phone assistant and is positioned as a mass-produced flagship. It is scheduled to launch and go on sale in September.
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