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Digital Divide: Can combining IBT antenna with E-band enable Huawei’s 5G Microwave solution to bridge the gap?
By Shirish Nadkarni As the world proceeds deeper into the 4th Industrial Revolution, solving the digital divide between rich and
Huawei’s OptiX solution simplifies optical network architecture
Chinese electronics major Huawei has launched the Industry OptiX Solution for customers and partners in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region, including the release
Huawei connects families in Dubai and abroad with 5G HD video live broadcast
As the 2019 Novel Coronavirus peaked during the Lunar New Year, Huawei is bridging the connectivity gap between families with its 5G commercial
India decides to include Huawei for 5G trials
Despite being caught in between a technology tussle between China and the US, the Indian government has decided to allow all network producers – including Huawei
China chips away foreign reliance with RISC-V processor from Alibaba
When telecommunications juggernaut Huawei was placed on the US trade blacklist, China’s over-dependence on foreign semiconductor chips was amplified. According to a report by China’s Global Times in January, 85% of China’s market demand for semiconductor components was met by the US.
Banning Huawei may cost EU extra €55 billion
GSMA, a telecommunications lobby group, reported that the additional costs will be incurred from the aftermath of loss in competitiveness
Huawei poised to produce 5G TV sets?
Although Huawei has explicitly denied reports about producing 5G-enabled 8K TV receivers, questions are still being asked what could possibly be deterring the company from leveraging its 5G first-mover advantage?
5G is the backbone of 4IR
While China and the US are pulled into trade wars and brawled over Chinese telecom company Huawei, South Korea has sneaked up on the ‘technology arms race’ and launched 5G network services coupled with the first 5G phone in the world – the Samsung S10.
Huawei: Build trust via verification
Huawei opens Cyber Security Transparency Centre in Brussels.
Huawei ploughs ahead at Mobile World Congress
This year’s MWC opens under a dark cloud as the exchange of words between the US and China over network security for the next generation of mobile services comes to the fore.
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