Huawei vows to build a greener, intelligent world

Huawei, the leading global tech giant and smart devices service provider, pledged to contribute to building an innovative and greener intelligent world ahead.

The Chinese tech giant came up with the commitment on the first day of a hybrid event at its 19th annual Global Analyst Summit in Shenzhen city in China on Tuesday.

Industry analysts, financial analysts, key opinion leaders, and media representatives from around the world took part in the grand event to learn more about future industry trends and Huawei’s development strategies.

In his key-note speech, Huawei’s Rotating Chairman Ken Hu said, “We will strengthen our approach to innovation, equip all industries to go digital and intelligent, and help build a low-carbon world”.

Ken Hu pointed out three key initiatives -- innovating nonstop and advancing the industry, diving into digital transformation to create new value for customers, optimizing power supply and consumption with digital technology to enable low-carbon developments-- for the future growth of the company.

The company announced its vision to enable 10 Gbps connections everywhere with 5.5G and F5.5G, the next evolutions in wireless and fixed networks aiming to support a broader range of niche network requirements, including a more immersive experience in homes, said a press release issued by Huawei.

With Huawei Cloud as the foundation, it aims to provide “Everything as a Service”, turning infrastructure, technology, and expertise into cloud-based services and making cloud migration easier for customers in different industries.

In cloud services, Huawei is building MetaStudio, a cloud-based, end-to-end digital content pipeline that will significantly expedite digital content production.

Under the third key initiative, Huawei is redefining the PV sector with AI, cloud, and other capabilities to boost the generation of renewable energy.

Huawei is also developing system-level low-carbon solutions for green ICT infrastructure, focusing on wireless base stations and data centres, the release added.

The Huawei Global Analyst Summit was first held in 2004 and has continued annually for 19 years. This year’s event is being held from April 26 to 27, and it includes a broad range of breakout sessions on different aspects of Huawei’s business, according to the press release.