The White Papers, on video as a core service and mobile video, demonstrate the value video services will bring for operators and define strategies for developing video services.
Discussions centre on accelerating operators' digital transformation in the age of All Cloud, gathering partners to forge a digital ecosystem, and enhancing digital infrastructure.
INWIT, the largest telecom tower company in Italy, and Huawei have signed an MoU to cooperate on products, technologies, services, platforms, ecosystems and expansion of indoor business.
Deutsche Telekom has selected Huawei’s NE9000 core routers to simplify connections and enable cloud-and-network synergy, automated service provision and agile bandwidth.
Huawei Spain was praised by the Netherlands-based Top Employers Institute for the way it attracts and develops talent and the excellent conditions offered to workers.
Using the Non-Stand-Alone 3GPP New Radio standard on sub-6GHz spectrum, the call took place in Spain just ahead of the Mobile World Congress.
Huawei's AR650 router wowed judges and saw off competition from over 6,000 candidates from 54 countries to take the top design award.
The trial saw a terminal, carried in a vehicle travelling in Helsinki, reach download speeds of 1 Gbps and upload speeds of 400 Mbps.
The massive multiple-input multiple-output active antenna units (MIMO AAUs) will ready telecom operators for 5G and achieve peak rates of 10 Gbps per cell.
They have announced the completion of a testbed for a 5G based communication network (5G-V2X) at the Joint Innovation Lab in Madrid.
Leading Italian provider Open Fiber has successfully trialled Huawei’s 200G Elastic OTN in the national backbone network between Rome and Florence.
The 5G trial is being carried out in partnership with Italian operators TIM and FastwebThe 5G trial is being carried out in partnership with Italian operators TIM and Fastweb
The TIM-Fastweb-Huawei consortium which won the 5G trial in Bari and Matera in Italy has achieved important results in line with the latest 3GPP standard approved in December.
The “Make It Possible” fund has been set up to support British people planning to fulfil their ambitions in 2018 – including those who wish to embark on a new photography project or business.