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Physical pipe isolation provides guaranteed bandwidth as well as low data transmission jitter and latency. The time division feature fulfills the environmental requirements of time synchronization. Moreover, the utilization of a clock transmission solution ensures simple and reliable network-wide production network communication.

According to the Global Interconnection Index released by Equinix, the DCI bandwidth capacity is expected to reach 13,300 Tbit/s in 2022, with a compound annual growth rate of 51%. This will be essential, as the government, finance, telecommunications, and other industries are increasingly dependent on the digital service ecosystem, driving demand for higher interconnection bandwidths.

In modern times, the data center interconnect (DCI) domain is undergoing an innovation similar to the above-mentioned development from professional computers to PCs. Currently, the surges of DCI traffic are leading to an exponential increase in leased line costs, which severely suppresses the bandwidth requirements of various digital transformation applications. Given this, an increasing number of financial companies, governments, and large enterprises are considering building their own DCI networks.

The construction of enterprise-built DCI networks is key for the digital transformation of finance, government, and enterprise industries.

With digital transformations well underway globally and across all industries - driven by ICT - the transportation industry in particular will witness explosive development over the next few years, having reached a turning point that will eventually define the overall success of its transformation.

During Wi-Fi 6 deployment, how to select Wi-Fi 6 APs most suited to their service requirements among massive types of enterprise-class Wi-Fi 6 APs and how to quickly deploy high-quality wireless networks.

Indeed, Huawei Enterprise Service saw significant growth in 2019. This is thanks to the fact that more and more customers trust Huawei to build, support, and manage their data centers, campus networks, clouds, safe city solutions, and more.

Cities are complex ecosystems that are evolving fast and — like citizens — becoming increasingly digital. By 2025, the total number of global internet users is expected to reach 6.2 billion; the total number of connected devices is expected to surpass 100 billion by the same year.