A pesar de todas las vicisitudes contemporáneas, en Huawei nunca nos hemos desviado de nuestra visión y misión: estamos comprometidos con la digitalización de las empresas. ¿Cómo hemos sobrevivido a la pandemia y a la inclusión en la “Lista de entidades” durante los últimos 12 meses?

Discover how Huawei AirEngine Wi-Fi 6 products help enterprises step into the fully-wireless campus era, unleashing their digital transformation potential.

Only through the convergence of IoT devices and Wi-Fi networks can ICT infrastructure meet increasingly data-rich requirements across industries.

Aunque las tecnologías 5G y Wi-Fi son diferentes, Huawei las usa de manera complementaria para ofrecer una experiencia de red óptima en diversos escenarios. Descubra cómo.

Wireless networking is one of the most important technologies enabling digital transformation. To quantifiably measure the importance of wireless networking, IDC created a Wireless Maturity Index.

At HUAWEI CONNECT 2022, Huawei's data communication product line released the experience-centric "X00 Mbps @ Anywhere" wireless network construction standard to simplify planning, acceptance, and optimization, which are typically challenging for wireless networks due to lack of a quantifiable construction standards. This new standard helps to deliver "200 Mbps @ Anywhere" fully-wireless office network experiences.

In the new era, the campus network architecture will undergo three key changes to meet the future requirements of fully-wireless access for offices to production services and provide ultra-high-speed connections exceeding one Gbps for each user.

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.

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.

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.