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Huawei has been awarded double honours in Germany, as an innovator by brand eins and Top Employer by LinkedIn.

The agreement involves Huawei offering innovative ICT solutions to airports and airlines, and also aims to improve passenger experience and air cargo operations.

The Big Data as a Service (BDaaS) products will be marketed under the brand of LUCA, Telefonica’s data unit, and are aimed at an enterprise’s internal use as well as for its clients.

The European Advanced Networking Test Center (EANTC) has verified Huawei's cloud-based BNG solution for use by tens of millions of users.

Building AI, Big Data and Cloud into network architecture will enable enterprises to reduce OpEx, deliver better ROI and roll out digital businesses faster.

Huawei and Germany’s SUSE launch an always-on server solution for mission-critical applications, delivering faster data accessing, advantages for real-time online transactions and business intelligence.

Huawei’s new version of OceanStor, released at the Western Europe Partner Summit, has lightning-fast, rock-solid flash architecture and built-in cloud and AI capabilities.

Pietro Fiorentini, a pioneer in NB-IoT for Smart Meters, said its RSE model Smart Gas Meter with 3GPP NB-IoT enabled connectivity has met European Union approvals.

More than 500 partners attended this year’s Huawei Western Europe Partner Summit, held under the theme “Together, We Win”.

Huawei, Vodafone, and Bosch have successfully tested a cellular vehicle-to-everything solution with Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) on a German freeway.

The Minister saw Huawei's latest cutting-edge technologies in a tour of research facilities. Huawei now employs over 170 people in Ireland in Dublin, Athlone and Cork.

Telefónica and Huawei have signed a global alliance to develop a network service platform and cloud VPN for small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs).

Huawei was the biggest filer of patents with the European Patent Office last year, becoming the first Chinese company to reach the No.1 spot.

Vodafone and Huawei have successfully demonstrated the industry's first carrier-grade Agile In-Service Software Upgrade (ISSU) based on Cloud-native architecture.