Huawei Blogs

With insights into cloudification and AI adoption for applications, as well as IoT and wireless trends for terminals, we see four trends that will materialize in campus networks.

The traditional financial services industry is facing severe challenges. The development of Internet finance and mobile Internet has greatly changed people’s habit of using financial services in the fields of payment, loan, investment, wealth management, customer engagement, and customer services. By incorporating Internet services, FinTech companies provide end users with extensive financial services, enabling disintermediation or turning traditional financial enterprises into channels.

Huawei Intent-Driven CloudCampus V100R018C10 has been generally available for field deployment since January 2019. This latest version provides a broad set of upgrades to Huawei campus network solutions, products, and open ecosystems. This article helps you gain insights into the new upgrades and key values brought about by this newest version.

Wi-Fi is heavily ingrained in all aspect of our lives, with the wireless Access Point (AP) as the core component that allows access to a Wi-Fi network. You may have heard of Fit and Fat APs, but what about cloud APs? Here, we’ll introduce these different APs, their working modes, and the campus wireless LANs that they enable.

Ultra-high-speed signal transmission, efficient power supply, and effective heat dissipation medium — three futuristic technologies that enable CloudEngine 16800 to manage digital floods.

FabricInsight, the network analyzer，leads to a distributed AI O&M architecture that significantly improves the flexibility and “deployability” of O&M systems, and greatly simplifies O&M.

CloudEngine 16800 is the industry’s first switch with an embedded high-performance AI chip that uses the innovative iLossless algorithm. It will redefine data center switches in the AI era.

Wi-Fi devices for a company, shopping mall, or hotel seem to work the same as home Wi-Fi. However, they differ in significant ways, and the differences are important to understand when setting up enterprise Wi-Fi networks.