To ensure peak performance from its 5G CPE, Huawei uses its self-developed Balong 5G01 chipset – the world’s first commercial chipset supporting the 3GPP standard for 5G, with theoretical downlink speeds of up to 2.3Gbps.

It supports 5G across all frequency bands including sub-6GHz and millimeter wave (mmWave) to offer a complete 5G solution suitable for multiple use cases.

The Balong 5G01 makes Huawei the first company offering an end-to-end 5G solution through its network, devices and chipset-level capabilities.

“5G technology will underpin the next leap forward for our intelligent world, where people, vehicles, homes and devices are fully connected, delivering new experiences, insights and capabilities,” said Richard Yu, CEO of Huawei Consumer Business Group.

“Since 2009, Huawei has invested US$600 million in research and development into 5G technologies, where we have led the way with innovations around network architecture, spectrum usage, field verification and more. From connected vehicles and smart homes to AR/VR and hologram videos, we are committed to developing a mature 5G ecosystem so that consumers can benefit from a truly connected world that transforms the way we communicate and share.”

The HUAWEI 5G CPE has two models, low frequency (sub6GHz) 5G CPE and high frequency (mmWave) 5G CPE respectively.

The HUAWEI low frequency 5G CPE is small and lightweight, compatible with 4G and 5G networks, and has proven measured download speeds of up to 2Gbps – 20 times that of 100Mbps fiber.

This provides an ultra-fast experience, allowing users to enjoy VR video and gaming experiences, or download a TV show within a second. The HUAWEI high frequency 5G CPE is available in indoor and outdoor units.

5G networks set new standards for high speed, wide bandwidth, low latency wireless connections, with a peak downlink rate of 20Gbps, support for one million devices per square kilometer and latency as low as 0.5ms.

5G promises an enhanced connection between people and the Internet of Things, raising the potential for the number of devices that can be connected and the amount and type of data that can be shared between them.

Huawei CBG has developed a 5G device strategy which utilizes the high-speed, low-latency, big-connectivity qualities of 5G to create richer, more varied connected experiences for users. This strategy includes smartphones, mobile Wi-Fi, industrial modules and other devices to connect people and objects in their homes, vehicles and beyond.

Huawei has partnered with over 30 global telecommunication carriers, including Vodafone, Softbank, T-Mobile, BT, Telefonica, China Mobile and China Telecom.

In 2017, Huawei began testing 5G commercial networks with partners. Huawei completed interoperability testing and started offering the first round of 5G commercial networks in 2018.

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Beautifully designed both inside and out, the new notebook and tablet excel at work, at home or on the go for the ultimate mobile computing experience.

Both the HUAWEI MateBook X Pro and HUAWEI MediaPad M5 blend crisp and clear displays, powerful hardware updates and intelligent software advances:

HUAWEI MateBook X Pro:

The HUAWEI MateBook X Pro is an ultra-slim, yet full-featured 13.9-inch notebook with an all-new 3K touch-enabled HUAWEI FullView Display and 91 percent screen-to-body ratio.

Powered by an 8th Generation Intel® Core i7/i5 processor, a discrete NVIDIA® GeForce® MX150 GPU with 2GB GDDR5 and a long-lasting 57.4Wh (Typical Capacity) battery – the HUAWEI MateBook X pro is one of the lightest and most powerful notebooks on the market.

The HUAWEI MateBook X Pro features Dolby Atmos® Sound System and custom speakers that deliver breakthrough, immersive audio for sound to flow above and around you, making you feel like you’re inside the action.

HUAWEI MediaPad M5 Series:

Ergonomically designed with a 2.5D glass screen and 2K HD, ClariVu 5.0-enhanced display, the sleek and powerful 8.4-inch and 10.8-inch tablets feature speakers tuned by Harman Kardon. HUAWEI Histen technology provides immersive 3D audio and fully supports Hi-Res audio for exceptional sound quality.

The 10.8-inch HUAWEI MediaPad M5 Pro comes with an ultra-precise HUAWEI M-Pen featuring 4,096 levels of pressure sensitivity to make note-taking effortless.

“Today’s consumers want more: they expect their technology to be both powerful and adaptable – and Huawei is committed to creating devices that not only meet these expectations, but create experiences that make everyday computing extraordinary,” said Richard Yu, CEO, Huawei Consumer Business Group.

“The HUAWEI MateBook X Pro and HUAWEI MediaPad M5 Series are at the forefront of a new generation of mobile computing that empowers every aspect of your life.”

HUAWEI MateBook X Pro

The HUAWEI MateBook X Pro is the first notebook to feature HUAWEI FullView Display. The 13.9-inch 3K notebook featuring an all-new 10-point touchscreen has a 3000 x 2000 pixel resolution, 100% sRGB color gamut and is set at a 3:2 aspect ratio, perfect for content creation.

Its stylish metallic body design is crafted with perfect diamond cutting and sandblasting finishing technologies to create an ultra-slim body that is just 14.6mm thin and weighs 1.33 kg, making it comfortable to carry.

The HUAWEI MateBook X Pro is available in two iconic colors: Space Gray and Mystic Silver.

The premium design of the HUAWEI MateBook X Pro is matched by its performance. Featuring a powerful 8th Generation Intel® Core i7/i5 processor and a discrete NVIDIA® GeForce® MX150 GPU with 2GB GDDR5[2], it is one of the most powerful and lightweight notebooks on the market.

The HUAWEI MateBook X Pro features Dolby Atmos Sound System – breakthrough, immersive audio with Dolby Atmos and custom speakers. A 57.4Wh (Typical Capacity) battery and Huawei’s low power consumption design provide up to 12 hours of 1080P video playback, 14 hours of regular work or 15 hours of webpage browsing.

Huawei has applied many of its innovative smartphone technologies to the HUAWEI MateBook X Pro to create effortless and intuitive user experiences.

Pioneered by Huawei for the HUAWEI MateBook X, the HUAWEI MateBook X Pro features the super-fast power button 2.0 which enables login in just 7.8 seconds from power off, and 6.6 seconds from hibernation. In addition, the HUAWEI MateBook X Pro features the world’s first recessed camera which discreetly sits on the keyboard – to activate it, all users need to do is press it and it will pop up, ensuring privacy when it’s not being used.

This contributes greatly to the perfect experience of FullView Display. A multi-purpose adapter supports USB-C fast charging widely used in smartphones, meaning users only need to bring one charger when travelling for even greater portability.

By developing a high-speed transport protocol, Huawei Share enables users to exchange photos and files quickly, easily and safely, without USB compatibility problems. The Wi-Fi transfer speed is up to 20Mbps, 100 times faster than that of Bluetooth.

HUAWEI MediaPad M5 Series

The HUAWEI MediaPad M5 Series is the world first tablet featuring a 2.5D glass screen for outstanding viewing experiences and great hand-feel. Both the 8.4- and 10.8-inch tablets take the iconic design of the Series to the next level with a sleek metal uni-body and U-shaped antenna design that is ergonomic and aesthetically pleasing. They are available in two colors: Champagne Gold and Space Gray.

With the HUAWEI MediaPad M5, users can take a world of immersive entertainment experiences with them wherever they go. The 2K and ClariVu 5.0-enhanced display captures even the subtlest details while intelligent algorithms ensure videos stay crisp and clear.

The MediaPad M5 comes with two speakers on the 8.4-inch version and four speakers on the 10.8-inch version, tuned by Harman Kardon and HUAWEI Histen for immersive 3D sound. The support from Hi-Res audio when listening through headphones allows music to be experienced the way artists intended.

The HUAWEI MediaPad M5 is powered by a Kirin 960 Series processor for peak performance whether gaming, browsing the web or catching up on emails. EMUI 8.0 ensures a clean and user-friendly experience.

A long-lasting battery – 5,100 mAh for 8.4-inch and 7,500 mAh for 10.8-inch – is augmented with HUAWEI QuickCharge technology.

Android has been optimized for productivity on the 10.8-inch HUAWEI MediaPad M5 with a ‘Desktop View’ experience that improves navigation for productivity-related activities.

This includes a Taskbar and easy access to files for sharing and editing. The 10.8-inch HUAWEI MediaPad M5 also features ‘Pogo Pins’ that allow a keyboard to be connected, improving productivity even further.

Exclusively available with the 10.8-inch HUAWEI MediaPad M5 Pro is a HUAWEI M-Pen featuring 4,096 levels of pressure sensitivity to make note-taking more realistic, easier and effortless.

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Earlier this week, top members of intelligence agencies, which includes the FBI, CIA and NSA reaffirmed surveillance concerns about the company and fellow Chinese smartphone maker ZTE.

All of this is nothing new, of course. The companies’ troubles date back at least as far back as 2012 when a House Intelligence Committee cited both as potential security risks over close ties to the Chinese government.

The following year, they were both barred from selling the product to the U.S. government.

FBI director Chris Wray echoed those concerns during a hearing Tuesday, stating, “We’re deeply concerned about the risks of allowing any company or entity that is beholden to foreign governments that don’t share our values to gain positions of power inside our telecommunications networks.”

Huawei has since issued a response, accusing the government of “inhibiting [its] business in the U.S. market” and adding, “Huawei is trusted by governments and customers in 170 countries worldwide and poses no greater cybersecurity risk than any ICT vendor, sharing as we do common global supply chains and production capabilities.”

The letter closely echoed the statements of an angry Richard Yu on stage last month at CES. “We’ve won the trust of the Chinese carriers,” Yu fumed at the company’s keynote. “We’ve also won spots on all of the European carriers.”

That off-the-cuff speech came after an AT&T deal fell through last second, seemingly at the behest of the same lawmakers warning against purchasing the company’s hardware.

It was a big blow for the company, given that a majority of U.S. phone purchases still go through carriers.

Meantime, Huawei has attempted to double down on non-carrier retailers in the States.

That aggressive push, however, has put the company in even more hot water, as fake reviews for its flagship the Mate 10 Pro have reportedly surfaced on Best Buy’s website, apparently linked to a Facebook contest spurred on by Huawei.

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The HAINA initiative is a global ICT technology education program which authorizes universities and tertiary education organizations to deliver Huawei certification courses to their students. This is the first accreditation in Ghana with plans underway to spread to other universities.

The program adopts the increasingly popular university-enterprise cooperation model and includes training and industry certification in popular ICT technologies, such as WLAN, security, storage and cloud computing.

Through HAINA, IT students at KNUST will acquire knowledge of cutting-edge ICT technology and gain elaborate hands-on practical training experiences. At present, KNUST students going through this HAINA lab

will be able to obtain their HCNA/P-Cloud Computing certification, thus helping to boost their ICT skills to increase their chances of employability. Additionally, HAINA-trained graduates will be given first priority for internships and employment opportunities at Huawei and its partner companies.

HAINA Authorization Plaque for KNUST
Huawei provides certification service by leveraging its years of experience in developing ICT talent. Huawei certification is created to match the career development life cycle of talents for the ICT industry, meeting the needs of various roles, from college students to workplace beginners, associates, professionals, and experts. Huawei certification covers 10 fields and 12 technical directions. It offers the only certification program of its kind in the industry that covers all ICT technical fields. The students will also benefit from knowledge of cutting edge technologies such as 4G, 5G, LTE, cloud computing and will be offered opportunities for hands on practice in Huawei’s most advanced labs.

“The Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology is proud to partner with a global leader like Huawei to bring about competitive ICT skills for our Engineering and Computer Science students. We look forward to facilitating a closer interaction between academia and industry to help strengthen and provide highly demanded human resources for the IT and telecom fields in the Country and the sub-region,” says Ing. Prof. Mark Adom-Asamoah, Provost of College of Engineering, KNUST.

Geoffrey Li, Director of the Huawei Enterprise Business Group in Ghana, said the company is committed to the continuous knowledge-sharing and development of the technical workforce for the sustainable growth of the ICT ecosystem in Ghana while bridging the gap between what is learnt in school and what is available and practical on the job market.

“As an international ICT innovator, Huawei actively works with partners on joint projects dedicated to up skilling educational environments and providing the youth with more opportunities to meet the ICT ecosystem’s long-term need for talent,” he added.

As part of the partnership with KNUST, Huawei took part in this year’s College of Engineering Awards by rewarding the Best Level 300 Female Telecom Engineering Student. The recipient of the Huawei Special Award was Ms. Deborah Tettehkie Amanor.

Ms. Amanor was presented with a brand new Huawei (Media Pad) M2 Tablet to assist her with her academic and social activities in school while keeping her connected. She also stands the chance of being part of the next badge of students who will be benefitting from the “Huawei Seeds for the Future” program in Ghana. She expressed her appreciation and thanked Huawei for the support.

Huawei’s support and contributions towards the University’s activities was also acknowledged as the College of Engineering presented the company with a special recognition award during the ceremony.

Huawei believes that education is the key to creating endless opportunities and limitless possiblities, and is thus dedicated to improving the education environment and allowing more young people to get education opportunities by leveraging the full potential of telecommunication technologies.

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Based on recent studies, Africa is the smallest market but also the fastest growing worldwide.

However, based on statistics from Hootsuite, Africa is a relatively distinctive continent with only 29 % of Internet penetration and 14 % active on social media.  Nonetheless, Africa is known to be the technological renaissance.

According to Weare social, 7 out of 10 of the world’s fastest growing companies are in Africa – the beginning of a trend that will give rise to new digital economies.

In 2016, GSMA has shown that 300+ hubs have emerged in the African Tech Start-up ecosystem. Investors are recognising the potential as well, and so, going digital is a strategic decision for any African enterprise.

The facets of a Digital Strategy

Digital strategy is generally best seen as a tripartite engagement between the Government as enablers, Carriers as promoters and Technology partners as solution providers in a win-win context.

It does not only boost macro-economic growth but also solves legacy enterprise or carrier issues in terms of time to market, shrinking traditional revenue streams, controlling costs, driving new revenues, monetizing investments, and achieving convergence.

These give birth to an ecosystem facilitating the lives of smart citizens.

Digital strategy has 2 facets:

• Providing digital services which focusses on future of connectivity based products & services.
• A bigger change within the organization which emphasizes on transforming existing paradigm to enhance customer experience via new digital services, focusing on business, process, and people.

Cloudification is a salient stepping stone towards the digital world, and the question for making the move is more a concern of when then why.

The benefits of digital

There are substantial benefits of digital versus the traditional way of conducting business, in the likes of improved efficiency, slimmer cost structure, faster time to market with focus on the customer, new services and openness.

Hence, cloud can be depicted as the stairway of digital strategy. The most optimal way to go about this change from legacy IT mode of operations to the digital world is by adopting a modular & converged cloud architecture.

That being said, choice of infrastructure is paramount to allow for future flexibility, scalability and evolution supporting all flavours of cloud, whether public, private, or hybrid.

Many enterprises including banks have adopted cloud by initially moving internal & non-business critical applications before shifting the critical applications.

Once gone through this initial phase, it’s the turn for the telecom network to be virtualized via NFV.

This phased approach is convenient to carriers and is also supported by vendors, but partnership options vary from case to case.

The most adopted option is to partner with a vendor of choice resulting in lower risks and costs in a revenue share model.

This represents an opportunity for carriers to transform their business model from being a traditional voice, data and VAS operator to a Cloud Service Provider while addressing data sovereignty and security concerns.

Forbes highlights that this is the moment to go digital and that digital business is everyone’s business, hence, it is also the right moment for Africa.

Clear paybacks are present in embracing the paradigm shift and given the intense competition in the telecom arena, first movers have definite advantages.

Missing the train has drastic consequences in a competitive and fast-moving environment like Africa.

How Huawei is paving the way

Among many initiatives from HUAWEI, the main one revolves in establishing industry alliances.

In view of creating the right ecosystem in Africa, HUAWEI has joined hands with strategic partners to implement an OpenLab, in Johannesburg, which aims at promoting openness, collaboration, and shared success, which facilitates the development of digital and cloud, in the region and beyond.

Huawei is also making significant investments to accommodate this wave of change.

Specific compliance certifications to eliminate barriers for cloud adoption, in various verticals, are continuously being implemented.

Huawei has partnered with strategic carriers and Government in various African countries to build ‘National Data Centers’ allowing customer data to be kept within a geography and enabling customers to meet local data residency requirements.

Carriers represent a key link in the chain transformation and Huawei stands out as a strategic stakeholder to pave the way for an intelligent Africa, in adoption of cloud and Digital services.

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The Envision video solution is designed to enable consumers to enjoy personalised multi-screen hybrid video services anytime anywhere, its key feature is enabling the delivery of 4K and 8K ultra high definition videos, including 360-degree immersive video experiences.

“Huawei has been committed to creating a convergent and innovative video service ecosystem, which is what we have achieved with Envision,” said Eric Li, Vice President of Marketing and Sales, Huawei Video Product Line.

“For the telecoms industry in Africa we aim to build a convergent cloud-based, fixed-mobile, 4K video solution which supports cross-domain service that will bring a unified experience.

During Huawei’s video forum at AfricaCom, the global ICT solutions provider urged industry counterparts to focus on the business potential of video services in Africa.

David Chen, Director of Marketing & Solution Sales for Huawei Southern Africa Region said, “As distribution of online video has increased and become central to the commercial strategies of a host of companies, the Telco industry needs to upgrade technology and infrastructure to support digital transformation. Huawei is bringing Telco ecosystem partners together to offer customers a compelling entertainment and data proposition in Africa.”

Several key African Telco and video industry stakeholders, including Telkom SA, attended the Huawei Video Forum sharing experiences and ideas on how to create a profitable business model that will enable them to deliver video content via the best video platform for optimal end user experience.

Huawei’s Envision platform has already been deployed to 110 carriers across the world with about 130 million subscribers and is the number one ranked solution for delivery of Internet Protocol Television (IPTV).

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The upgrade to 100G wavelengths will take advantage of the latest DWDM technology from Huawei, enabling Liquid Telecom to offer additional capacity, faster speeds and greater redundancy to customers across South Africa.

The first phase of the project will see Liquid Telecom deploy Huawei’s OptiX OSN Solution along 1200km of its long-haul network connecting Johannesburg and Cape Town.

The 100G link will support growing demand for cloud-based services and provide customers with high-speed access to Liquid Telecom’s data centres in Johannesburg and Cape Town, which are currently undergoing major expansions to meet the needs of global cloud players and enterprise customers.

In the second and third phase of the project, the DWDM core network will be extended to the north west then north east regions of South Africa, providing more enterprise and wholesale customers in South Africa with high bandwidth connectivity.

In addition, the network upgrades will support Liquid Telecom’s new CloudConnect for Microsoft Azure ExpressRoute service, which enables customers to create private, predictable, high performance, SLA-based connections between Azure data centres and infrastructure on their premises or in a colocation environment.

“Higher networks speeds and bandwidth will play an integral role in supporting the rise of the African cloud. Through our partnership with Huawei, Liquid Telecom is ensuring that its network is ready to meet the increasing demand from businesses for cloud-based services,” said Nic Rudnick, Group CEO: Liquid Telecom.

OptiX OSN Solution is Huawei’s next-generation core packet-optical OTN platform for 100G/400G/1T and beyond, which is used for building high-performance backbone and metro networks. It integrates Huawei’s advanced Packet, OTN, and SDN-oriented Optics Transport technologies, and offers a high-density architecture with ultra-low power consumption per bit.

“We are delighted to be supporting Liquid Telecom with next-generation network technologies that are ready for the new cloud era,” said Li Peng, president of Huawei Southern Africa region.

“The deployment of our OptiX OSN solution in South Africa further demonstrates our technology expertise and commitment to deliver innovative optical transmission solutions, “ he concluded.
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On the continent, the average broadband penetration rate sits at less than 1%, while 80% of connected households have to make do with bandwidth of less than 2Mbp/s. While approximately 20-million households in the region are in dire need of access to broadband.

While copper cables and/or optical fibre is often used to deliver stable and fast home broadband (HBB) services in cities with favourable economic conditions, providing similar infrastructure beyond urban areas is more challenging.

Wired access deployment is costly, time-consuming and expensive to maintain, while sparser populations and lower disposable income levels in rural areas results in a poor return on investment (ROI), and it becomes clear that an alternative is needed.

Fibre-like experience

Huawei’s Wireless to the X (WTTx) broadband is the ideal solution for operators looking to expand coverage beyond urban centres.

Based on 4.5G wireless broadband technologies, including massive MIMO and carrier aggregation, WTTx significantly improves spectral efficiency and provides bandwidth of over 1 Gbp/s, giving home users a fibre-like experience.

High-gain plug and play customer premise equipment (CPE) – a wireless household gateway – is used to provide the entire range of mobile broadband (MBB) services for end users, including video broadcasts, VoIP, enterprise networks, and even VR movies, and gaming.

Unlike copper or fibre, which requires trenching and/or pole installations, operators can leverage existing 4G base stations for WTTx, significantly reducing network deployment time and costs, while also helping operators to increase their monthly average revenue per user (ARPU).

ITU statistics show that 148 countries around the globe have proposed national broadband strategies to enhance the broadband penetration rate and internet experience. Many operators in sub-Saharan Africa consider WTTx as a top priority, and have provided WTTx broadband access to over 1 million households by 2017.

Complementary technologies

WTTx can be deployed during initial stages of broadband service development to understand local broadband requirements; if user has higher experience requirement, operators are advised to focus on FTTx to improve user experience and increase revenue.

In villages and towns with FTTx networks and close to large cities, operators can provide WTTx-based differentiated products to develop a competitive edge, boasting both complementary fixed and mobile networks. WTTx+FTTx hybrid networking mode allows operators to quickly gain broadband users, shorten ROI periods, and improve ROI.

International successes of the innovative WTTx solution has help operators to develop and gain revenue in a blue ocean market, and the technology is expected to be a key contributor to increasing broadband penetration and connecting ‘the next billion’.

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According to the ITU’s “Impact of broadband on the economy” report, broadband networks create jobs directly and indirectly, with positive spillover effects for businesses and consumers. Broadband adoption within organizations is shown to lead to gains in productivity, while residential adoption is shown to lead to growth in household expendable income.

Through broadband, businesses can use a variety of cloud-based services to accelerate digital transformation, while individuals stand to benefit from improved access to education, healthcare, mobility, government services, and more.

Moving a step further, the Broadband Commission’s State of Broadband Report has identified the creation of “Knowledge Cities”, which builds on the Smart City concept by putting human beings explicitly at their center, and focuses on greater inclusion, pluralism, participation, education, diversity, creativity and human well-being.

Safaricom is expanding in the Kenyan Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH) market by innovatively tackling current challenges as scattered user distribution, high network construction costs and low early phase service provisioning rates and revenues.

Cost-effective end-to-end solution

To determine precise investments, based on the idea of value-oriented network construction, Safaricom uses analytics to determine network rollout in line with customer demand as its first step. Thereafter, the company deployed Huawei’s end-to-end FTTH solution, utilizing the existing metropolitan area network’s optical aerial cables where possible to cut down on construction time.

With Huawei’s lightweight mini operations support system (OSS), Safaricom was further able to reduce the system integration period and complete deployment within three months instead of eighteen months.

Huawei also provided a smartphone app that integrates installation, maintenance and operations, supports on-site service provisioning and acceptance, and shortens the service provisioning period from two weeks to less than 48 hours – doubling the installation rate.

Jeff Wang, President of Huawei’s Access Network Product Line, says, “Emerging markets place strong demands on FTTH network services. The top challenge that operators face is shortening the ROI period and the Huawei E2E FTTH solution, solves this. It features precise investment, fast network construction, quick service provisioning, and efficient operations and maintenance, enabling operators to greatly shorten the return on investment period and achieve business success.”

To date, Huawei has provided ultra-broadband (UBB) access services to 500 million home users globally.
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