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Huawei Founder: ‘We should embrace this new era with great courage’

Ren Zhengfei, CEO and founder of Huawei, hosted an open discussion alongside other prominent guests examining the role of innovation…

Huawei advances ICT intelligence with new +AI products

At Huawei Connect 2019, Huawei unveiled its next-generation intelligent product strategy and new +AI products for the enterprise market.

Huawei launches world’s first AI training cluster

At Huawei Connect 2019, Huawei announced its strategy for the computing market and released Atlas 900, the world's fastest AI…

Data and Analytics market in Asia Pacific to hit US$90 billion by 2022

Companies in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region are deploying Data and Analytics tools and platforms to manage disparate data sets with…

Huawei launches groundbreaking all-scenario AI computing framework

Huawei has officially launched the world's most powerful AI processor – the Ascend 910 – as well as an all-scenario…

AI meeting slicing, 5G network O&M becomes more intelligent

Trend and Challenges of Digital Network O&M 4G changes lives, while 5G changes societies. 5G networks need to support scenarios…

Asia’s AI awakening: Opportunities and challenges

The 21st century is currently witnessing a technological renaissance unlike anything it has ever experienced before. The proliferation of new…

Emotionally-Savvy AI and the Role of Voice Technology

At MWC Shanghai, Telecom Review carried out an interview with Rana Gujral, CEO of Behavioral Signals. The Los Angeles-based tech…

HUAWEI Mate 20 X (5G) is dominating the 5G market

5G networks are the future of modern connectivity. Faster downloads and smoother browsing has now become one of the prime…

SK Telecom and Samsung to launch 5G SA soon

SK Telecom and Samsung has successfully tested their 5G standalone core and commercial network kit as they edge closer to…

MWC Shanghai: Showcasing the future of innovation

MWC Shanghai is one of the largest technology events in the world which has opened the eyes of many people…

SoftBank loses $16bn following Uber IPO

The market value of SoftBank Group, Uber’s biggest stakeholder, has decreased by $16 billion following Uber’s disappointing initial public offering.