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Huawei hosted the Singapore DCF Club– an online technology webinar, themed with "Huawei SmartLi UPS, Digitizing Your Power" on May 21.On this webinar, Huawei launched the SmartLi UPS solution and the latest UPS power module in Singapore.
At the Global Analyst Summit 2020, Huawei took a significant step forward in campus networking by launching CloudCampus 2.0, its latest campus network solution. Standing out with intelligent upgrades in connectivity, experience, and O&M, this future-proof solution helps enterprises of all sizes to build gigabit fully-wireless smart campus networks and accelerate the connectivity of everything in enterprise campuses.
At the Huawei Global Analyst Summit (HAS) 2020 recently held in Shenzhen, Huawei launched its CloudFabric 2.0 Data Center Network Solution, an upgraded solution that delivers high-density 400GE super capacity, zero-packet-loss intelligent experience, and autonomous driving, leading data center networks into the intelligence era.
Due to the COVID-19 global outbreak, industry digitization has entered a new phase of explosive development — a sign of the market's strong resilience and its great potential for growth.
Huawei launched a full lineup of NetEngine AR routers, the industry's first-of-its-kind 5G enterprise routers. These future-proof products provide powerful 5G access capabilities with Huawei's high-performance 5G cards. Standing out with differentiators such as ultra-broadband, always-on services, and secure interconnection, NetEngine 5G AR routers are ideal for building high-speed, stable, and secure WANs for enterprises to accelerate their digital transformation.
Huawei and Uzbektelecom, JSC deployed a video cloud platform for remote collaboration and education.
Huawei's Global Service Sharing Center (GSC) shared the latest update in the uninterrupted delivery of 24/7 support, and the measures it has taken to safeguard the health of employees during onsite activities. In addition, Huawei launched the Remote Emergency Service Solution and the Learning Never Stops Program, to help global customers and partners overcome the challenges of this extraordinary time. The Remote Emergency Service prevents network outages, service disruption, customer experience decline, and delay of network construction and enablement— allowing ecosystem partners to continue to provide high quality services for customers.
Huawei held a live webinar for online higher education to help ensure continuous online education during the suspension of schools and universities. The webinar, as a special part of Huawei's Learn ON Program, was jointly organized by Huawei and its partners including UNESCO IITE and UNESCO-ICHEI. Leaders and experts from global enterprises and universities were invited to share their practice and challenges in online education during the COVID-19 crisis. They also discussed feasible solutions that can ensure both education continuity and online education quality when schools and universities are closed.
The Huawei Atlas 900 AI cluster is the winner of the Red Dot Award 2020, standing out from thousands of entries to clinch the prize. Reviewed by a professional jury panel, the Atlas 900 AI cluster is recognized for its sharp design and groundbreaking innovation. After the Atlas 300 and Atlas 500, Atlas 900 becomes the third member of the Huawei Atlas family to be honored by the Red Dot Award. The awards are a hallmark of unparalleled quality and design for the Huawei Atlas products.
Huawei is proud to announce that it was named a 2020 Gartner Peer Insights Customers' Choice for WAN Edge Infrastructure, demonstrating global customers' recognition of it for Huawei NetEngine AR series routers and CloudWAN (Huawei SD-WAN) solution.
Huawei released its 2019 Annual Report yesterday, detailing a solid business performance. The company's global sales revenue in 2019 rounded off at CNY858.8 billion, up 19.1% year-on-year.
Huawei has recently announced that its next-generation NetEngine AR600 and AR6000 series enterprise routers have passed the comparison test and verification by The Tolly Group, an international authoritative provider of testing and validation. The results showed that Huawei's next-generation NetEngine AR routers outperform competitor offerings, and are equipped to handle the growth in traffic from digital transformation in the next three to five years, leading the way to a new era of ultra-fast interconnection for enterprise WANs.
The company offers its help to support institutions, healthcare personnel and citizens. It includes medical supplies and technological solutions for connections among hospitals, crisis units, patients and families. Available also wi-fi equipments for temporary hospitals. CEO Thomas Miao: "We are close to Italy in this moment and work with carriers and partners to support the country’s effort "
Fudan University recently cooperated with Huawei to start deploying an all-optical smart campus network for one of its dormitory areas using the Huawei Campus OptiX solution. This network provides high-speed Internet access experience for teachers and students, and brings opportunities for implementing innovative teaching methods.
Huawei has donated its Telemedicine Video Conference Solution to Thailand hospitals and Disease Control Department, to support Thailand people’s fight against COVID-19.
With the exponential growth of data traffic, data center equipment continues to consume an increasing amount of power, while more power is also required for heat dissipation. This means that the power usage effectiveness (PUE) of data centers needs to be reviewed. Energy conservation and emission reduction have both become global mandates, while environmental protection is key to achieving a global economy with sustainable development. In that regard, all countries are striving to achieve carbon neutrality. Against this backdrop, energy conservation has become an inevitable issue that needs to be discussed across the data center industry.
Modern applications are highly reliant on the rapid flow of data, and while there are many factors that govern their responsiveness, one of the most critical is the underpinning infrastructure from which they are delivered.That means the choices an organisation makes regarding where and how data is stored can have a huge bearing on the experience it ultimately delivers.
The Industrial Internet Consortium® (IIC™), the world’s leading organization transforming business and society by accelerating the adoption of the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), today announced the Long Term Evolution (LTE) for Metro Testbed led by Huawei and partners. The first testbed for the rail transportation industry, the LTE for Metro Testbed shows the feasibility of adapting LTE for Metro technologies for the urban rail sector.
The Industrial Internet Consortium® (IIC™), the world’s leading organization transforming business and society by accelerating the adoption of the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), today announced the Long Term Evolution (LTE) for Metro Testbed led by Huawei and partners. The first testbed for the rail transportation industry, the LTE for Metro Testbed shows the feasibility of adapting LTE for Metro technologies for the urban rail sector.
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