Huawei Microwave Awarded the Prestigious Aegis Graham Bell Award 2019 - Huawei Certifications

Aegis Graham Bell Award 2019 announced Huawei as winner for the “Innovative Telecom Solution” category for the “5G Microwave Solution” - a breakthrough in resolving bottleneck of large bandwidth, precise synchronization and lowest latency. This marks the third consecutive win of the eminent Aegis Graham Bell Award for Huawei for revolutionizing the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) landscape in India with its innovative and pioneering technology solutions.

Innovative features introduced by Huawei 5G Microwave, an industry first solution, will allow a more efficient use of the spectrum per link basis with Carrier Aggregation (CA), higher modulations, Multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) , Super Dual Band ( SDB ) & ultra-low latency. The 5G Microwave solution effectively meets bandwidth , synchronization and latency requirements of 5G networks, increases delivery efficiency, reduces total cost of ownership (TCO) of network construction up to 30% and supports future evolution with capabilities to facilitate smooth and gradual evolution to 5G networks. It also boasts 5G-oriented features such as the innovative CA ODU (outdoor unit), modular antenna, SDB, ultra-low latency and high-power ODU. This helps customers quickly recover their investments and is a very good alternative to fiber requirements, especially for 5G till 5G penetration increase in the country. By improving mobile broadband coverage, more users can enjoy 5G services in the future.

Commenting on the win, Mr. Jay Chen, CEO, Huawei India, said, “This award is a testament to our commitment towards developing innovative technologies that effectively support operators’ new service development and expand the business blueprint in the upcoming 5G scenarios. As we steer forward in the 5G era, we will continue to collaborate with operators and empower them with future-oriented and top-value technologies that bring global network development to everyone and help build a fully connected, intelligent world.”

Aegis Graham Bell Awards (AGBA) has been promoting innovations and entrepreneurship in ICT domain. AGBA has been rewarding those who made outstanding contribution in these fields since 8 years with a vision to foster and stimulate innovators, for India to become a nucleus of innovations.

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Huawei actively Promotes IEEE Smart City Reference Architecture Standard Process - Huawei Certifications

Huawei successfully hosted IEEE P2413 Working Group meeting in Shenzhen. At the meeting, Huawei submitted two types of proposals, describing capabilities that were architected to support video and converged communication, as well as the scenarios and requirements of smart city IoC, smart campus, and smart airport.

Liu Min, director of Huawei Enterprise BG Industry Solution, said at the opening of the meeting, "Huawei's vision is to bring the digital world to everyone, every family, every organization, and to build a smart world where everything is connected. Smart cities are becoming more and more popular， and this is clearly the way of the future. Leveraging innovative technologies such as the Internet of Things and Cloud Computing, the speed of development and adoption will continue to accelerate, and the Smart City industrial value chain will continue to expand exponentially. In the future, Smart Cities will make information more accessible and useful, improve service levels, and create a vibrant standards-based industrial ecosystem. "

Huawei believes that video capabilities will be widely used in all areas of Smart Cities. Video will become an indispensable data source. There will be more and more new video services in the future, and video standards are in urgent need of promotion. In response to the underlying support capabilities, video capabilities and converged communication capabilities of smart cities, Huawei has derived the corresponding system architecture by describing the requirements of video and converged communication related scenarios. Participants discussed the video analysis capability proposal in depth, and IEEE P2413 working group made a decision to send a Liaison Statement to Open Network Video Interface Forum (ONVIF) to join forces in development of a standardized northbound interface based on an open protocol.

Another type of proposals elaborates on the three scenarios of smart city Intelligent Operation Center (IoC), smart park and smart airport, and then derives the corresponding Platform as a Service (PaaS) data platform requirements. The proposal submitted by Huawei was a base for fruitful discussions at the meeting and the content of the proposal was approved by the participants for the inclusion into the draft. Chairman Logvinov proposed that the next working group meeting should include a one-day Smart City Forum, with the goal of inviting city governments and companies working in this area to discuss the Smart City requirements and architectural needs.

To accelerate the fusion of technology and commerce we urgently need to grow the ecosystem and engage partners to demonstrate the value of Smart City applications, and the importance of a biodiverse ecosystem in building the unified platform. The first step is to build a basic platform to aggregate data and open up capabilities so that upper-layer applications can use these capabilities to provide industry applications quickly, agilely, and richly. So as to build a cloud-based service platform with an ecological form, truly help corporate customers, partners, and win-win in the process of digital transformation of the industry.

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Telecom Asia News Huawei bags three awards at Telecom Asia Readers’ Choice & Innovation Awards

Huawei today announced that it has received top honours in three categories, namely VoLTE Innovation of the Year, LTE Innovation of the Year and Smart City Innovation of the Year at the 11th Readers' Choice & Innovation Awards, organised by Telecom Asia Readers’ Choice & Innovation at The Mira, Hong Kong.

Hailed as the leading global information and communications technology (ICT) solutions provider, Huawei continues to empower the industry by providing winning technologies that are innovative and sustainable.

On winning the three awards, Lim Chee Siong, Chief Strategy and Marketing Officer, Huawei Southern Pacific Region, said, “The constant evolution of digital technology in every sphere of life in recent years has made the technology industry highly dynamic. At Huawei, we recognize this need of the day, and strive to achieve technological breakthroughs centred around customer needs and open partnerships. Our smart city solution, Voice over 5G and cloud solutions are competitive end-to-end products, and bear a strong testimony to our commitment to innovation. It is a matter of pride to be continually recognized for this work and our efforts in the space of digital and ICT transformation.”

“In the digital economy, the success of a business hinges on its ability to securely communicate with partners, customers and regulators. Consumers and enterprises are looking for service providers able to create reliable, secure and scalable platforms. To create this environment is no easy task. Service providers will need to partner with leading technology providers like Huawei to be able to mask the complexity of systems and processes while creating avenues for innovation and growth,” said Allan Tan, Chief Editor, Telecom Asia.

VoLTE Innovation of the Year: Huawei Vo5G

In this category, Huawei presented the development of Vo5G (Voice over 5G) standard and the voice and video codec standard solutions. This solution is the first to provide basic and enhanced functions to ensure a smooth evolution to 5G. Vo5G features flexible architecture-based designs, enabling real-time communication (RTC) services to gradually reach Home, enterprise, and industry users. Further, Huawei has redefined RTC as a microservice, and can orchestrate it to meet the requirements of various industries, such as Internet of Vehicles, industrial control, agriculture, and energy.

LTE Innovation of the Year: Huawei CloudAIR

Mobile operators will go through key transitions from year 2018-2025 including 2G and 3G phase-out, continuous deployment and densification of 4G, and the evolution to 5G. Huawei’s CloudAIR solution is the industry’s first air interface cloud-based solution, which aims to reshape networks, to efficiently share resources such as spectrum, power and channels. This solution improves air interface efficiency to enhance operator’s flexibility to deploy complex radio networks, huge synergized capacities and provide better user experience. The solution can be implemented using existing equipment with only software upgrades. Huawei CloudAIR solution was released in 2017 and is expected to achieve 100 commercial deployments in live networks by end of 2018.

Smart City Innovation of the Year: Huawei Smart City Intelligent Operations Centre

Huawei Smart City Intelligent Operations Centre enables a digital twin of the physical city. Through IoT sensors (video/non-video) across the city, data is collected and transmitted back to the IOC backend platforms using wireless and wired network. The backend platform include Cloud, IoT sensor management, GIS (city visuals), big data (analytics), Video management & analytics, and reporting dashboards (presentation) for better urban management. The solution was developed in partnership with China Government and was implemented in ShenZhen Longgang area covering approximately 400 square kilometer with a population of more than 3 million people.