Deutsche Telekom has selected Huawei’s NE9000 core routers to simplify connections and enable cloud-and-network synergy, automated service provision and agile bandwidth.
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 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.
Leading Italian provider Open Fiber has successfully trialled Huawei’s 200G Elastic OTN in the national backbone network between Rome and Florence.
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.
Huawei will also showcase the results of its cooperation with over 300 partners, host five forums and share its practices with the mobile industry.
The partners have developed the world’s first Proof-of-Concept testbed for 5G-based vehicle communication networks at their joint innovation lab in Madrid.
Huawei is to showcase an array of innovative solutions that will drive digital industrial transformation during the Hannover Messe trade fair in Germany from 23 to 27 April.
Huawei Chairwoman Sun Yafang met with UK Prime Minister Theresa May in Beijing on 1 February and reaffirmed the company’s long-term commitment to the UK.
The X22 provides an immersive 4K UHD viewing experience, optimised interaction, 3D games and a 360-degree panoramic video.
Huawei’s NE9000 4T routing line card has passed rigorous European tests, setting a new benchmark for the industry, and is now ready for commercial use.
Deutsche Telekom, Intel and Huawei have achieved the world's first 5G new radio interoperability and development testing with a commercial base station, based on the 3GPP R15 Standard.
Technology gives flexibility and full control for different service providers to manage their own customers separately over a single physical access network.