Day: 3 March 2022

BARCELONA, Spain, March 3, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — During Mobile World Congress 2022, Huawei and Flexxible IT partner unveiled the industry O&M Hi-Ops 3.0 service solution to build digital industry O&M services.

With the deepening of digital transformation, the traditional O&M mode has changed. The O&M platform collects, organizes, and analyzes O&M data to gradually define O&M value baselines, thereby making O&M values more visible. Second, widely used advanced technologies, such as massive log analysis, improve O&M efficiency and reduce costs.

Huawei officially unveiled the industry O&M Hi-Ops 3.0, which is simply “1+2+3=N”. It enables operational O&M value, situation awareness, and risk prediction. In the industry O&M Hi-Ops 3.0 solution, “1” refers to the unified O&M platform IMOC(Intelligent Maintenance and Operation Center) developed by Huawei. “2” refers to two types of O&M services: basic O&M services and digital O&M services. Basic O&M services include O&M coordination, routine O&M, O&M management, and continuous improvement. Digital O&M services include O&M digital transformation consulting, O&M digital construction, and O&M digital operation. “3” refers to three types of partners: platform component partners, adaptation development partners, and solution joint partners. “N” refers to different O&M scenarios, such as smart city, smart transportation, smart finance, and smart government.

O&M value operationalization: It means establishing an O&M value model and system driven by business objectives. Step by step, sort out the O&M objective from the service objective, establish the indicator system based on the O&M objective, perform system modeling, then solidify the platform, then verify the service result, and finally perform continuous operation of O&M.

Situation awareness: All links of the service chain, data chain, and deployment chain are streamlined to draw a service awareness map to realize real-time service situation awareness. Visualize data and architecture association to quickly demarcate and locate service faults, including locating and tracing service/service problems, locating and tracing system resource problems, locating and tracing hardware faults, and analyzing event correlation and impact.

Risk prediction: It starts from full-stack monitoring, and creates more than 5000 fault trees by capturing data from the platform layer, data layer, service layer, and application layer, by means of status acquisition and threshold management, model algorithm management, data relationship analysis, active detection, and user behavior simulation. Intelligent predictive monitoring.

Huawei industry O&M Hi-Ops 3.0 includes three types of capability partners: platform component partners, which can quickly meet customer requirements by introducing mature components, including IT infrastructure monitoring, IP address management, APM, 3D visualization, and network performance management. Adaptation development partner, which provides personalized adaptation services for customers, including visualized design development, portal adaptation development, adapter development, process interconnection, and tool integration. Solution partners jointly provide O&M service solutions, including data visualization solution, remote O&M solution, and application monitoring solution.

Flexxible IT is a Huawei-certified CSP. It is headquartered in Spain and has branches in Europe and the United States. Flexxible IT has a 7 x 24 x 365 support team to help customers handle emergencies and maintenance. It also has a 7*24-hour proactive monitoring system to help customers prevent and identify hardware problems. Mr. Kilian Arjona(CTO, Flexxible IT) said:” Huawei has cooperated with Flexxible IT since last year. Currently, Huawei has cooperated with multiple NAs”.

In the future, Huawei will work with more partners to tailor your digital transformation and inspire more transformation value.

Mobile World Congress 2022 takes place from February 28 to March 3 in Barcelona, Spain. Located in the 1H50 area of Hall 1 of Fira Gran Via. For more details, see: Huawei Enterprise Business Booth

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BEIJING, March 3, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Promoting sports for persons with disabilities has become an integral part of China’s drive to help the country’s disabled. Hosting the 2022 Winter Paralympic Games will create more opportunities for persons with disabilities and enable them to realize their dreams, says Zhang Haidi, chairwoman of the China Disabled Persons’ Federation and head of the Beijing Winter Paralympics Chinese delegation, in her exclusive article for Decision Makers. Decision Makers is CGTN’s global platform for influential leaders to share their insights on events shaping today’s world.

Zhang was an important member of Beijing’s Bid Delegation for the 2022 Olympics and Paralympics Games. According to her, the Beijing 2008 Paralympic Games greatly helped promote the development of the work on disability in China. Since 2016 we have witnessed the continuous progress of China’s winter parasports, with the number of athletes increasing from less than 50 to over 1,000, covering all major events of the Winter Games.

To embrace the Beijing 2022 Paralympic Games, Zhang says that China has made full preparations, ranging from setting up a competitive winter Paralympic team to building the National Ice Sports Arena for People with Disabilities and many other new accessibility facilities.

As the host country for the 2022 Paralympic Games, China is determined to promote the development of the work on disability, improve the overall level of parasports, and encourage more people with disabilities to engage in sports. It’s worth mentioning that China was amongst the earliest countries that called for developing a UN convention to safeguard the rights and interests of persons with disabilities, and was among the first groups of countries to sign the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. Meanwhile, active efforts have been made in promoting the inclusion of disability issues into the 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda.

In short, Zhang says that the Paralympic Games play an important role in protecting the rights and interests of people with disabilities, improving their living conditions and raising social awareness. The success of the 2008 Beijing Paralympic Games paved the way for the host of the 2022 Winter Paralympic Games to provide a stage for all people with disabilities to realize their dreams and present their perseverance, determination, and possibilities to the whole world.

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BARCELONA, Spain, March 3, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — At the Mobile World Congress 2022 (MWC 2022), Richard Jin, Vice President of Huawei and President of the Optical Business Product Line, delivered a keynote speech titled “Green Intelligent OptiX Network, Lighting Up the Way to Industrial Digitalization”. In the speech, Richard proposed the “FIBERS” concept for industrial digitalization and released the Green Intelligent OptiX Network for enterprises.

“The efficiency and quality of connectivity determine the success of industrial digitalization,” said Richard Jin. “As such, it is recommended that planning and construction be conducted in advance. Huawei’s Green Intelligent OptiX Network will build the ‘FIBERS’ network infrastructure, lighting up the way to industrial digitalization.”

Optical fibers are greener than copper cables. Richard Jin pointed out that optical fibers are easy to obtain, have a long lifespan, and do not generate any heat loss. With such advantages, optical fiber communication can effectively help enterprises reduce power consumption, save energy, and reduce carbon emissions, achieving low-carbon and sustainable development.

To enable digital transformation, connections must adhere to the “FIBERS” concept, which refers to the new connectivity requirements of various industries. Based on technical innovations and industrial digitalization practices, Richard Jin uses “FIBERS” to interpret the six key requirements on connections: saFe, Intelligent, Ultra-Broadband, Efficient, Reliable, and Simple.

• SaFe: In special industry scenarios such as coal mines, connections must satisfy performance requirements while ensuring that underground network devices and cables are intrinsically safe by eliminating electric sparks.
• Intelligent: This is now a major trend of connection development. Intelligent software can be used to implement cross-device and cross-product collaboration for greatly improved overall system performance and service innovation. For example, optical networks collaborate with storage systems to achieve zero data loss. And with the help of intelligent sensing algorithms, optical fibers can be used to implement unattended inspection of oil and gas pipelines.
• Ultra Broadband: For the application of innovative technologies, such as cloud, big data, AR, and VR, ultra-broadband is considered as a basic connection requirement. As global data center traffic doubles every two years, only ultra-broadband Data Center Interconnect (DCI) systems can meet the increasing bandwidth requirements of customers such as banks.
• Efficient: To enable digital transformation, connectivity must be highly efficient. In scenarios such as smart intersection reconstruction and new factory network construction, efficiency directly determines deployment experience. And in scenarios such as ports where remote machine control is implemented, deterministic ultra-low latency connections enable the control center to perform real-time operations on remote machinery, improving service efficiency.
• Reliable: Key services must be guaranteed. In industries that are deeply intertwined with national interests and people’s livelihood, such as electric power and transportation, service reliability is closely related to power supply and transportation safety. Therefore, connections must ensure the end-to-end physical isolation and high reliability of core services.
• Simple: This is the basis for intelligent O&M. In scenarios such as smart campus, the access of countless terminals increases the network scale and pressure on O&M. Given this, the network architecture and O&M must be simplified to make O&M easier and improve operation efficiency.

Huawei released the Green Intelligent OptiX Network to enable industrial digitalization. At MWC 2022, Huawei launched five innovative scenario-based solutions — FTTO(Fiber To The Office), FTTM(Fiber To The Machine), Single OptiX, DC OptiX, and Sensing OptiX — which fully incorporate the green and “FIBERS” concepts to empower industrial digitalization.

At the end of the speech, Richard Jin stated, “We work with global partners to combine optical technologies with industry practices to help achieve safer connections, smarter services, faster transmission, more efficient production, more reliable data, and simpler O&M, facilitating the digitalization of various industries.”

The MWC 2022 is taking place from February 28 to March 3 in Barcelona, Spain. Huawei will showcase enterprise products and solutions at Booth 1H50, Hall 1, Fira Gran Via. For more information, go visit https://e.huawei.com/en/events/huawei-enterprise-mwc-2022.

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BARCELONA, Spain, March 3, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Today’s GLOMO Awards Ceremony recognized the Smart Port Solution — implemented by Tianjin Port, Huawei, and China Mobile — as the Best Mobile Innovation for Connected Economy. The award seeks out mobile-based innovation that is creating more digital workplaces. The cutting-edge solution at Tianjin Port delivers — the new intelligent system connects port operations, automating transportation and increasing efficiency, while saving costs and energy.

Tianjin Port is one of the world’s seven largest ports, with an annual container throughput of 20 million TEU and 20,000 employees. The cost of manual operations at this scale is exuberant, both in terms of money and efficiency. The Smart Port Solution uses the latest tech — intelligent twins, autonomous driving, 5G, cloud computing, and IoT — to create a better connected, smarter, and more autonomous system.

The results speak for themselves. The port needs 60% fewer staff than before. Drivers (who are in high demand) now operate trucks remotely and no longer have to face dangerous, unhealthy working conditions. The solution also helps save money, reducing overall costs by about 30%. In addition, the port is becoming greener. It is producing its own renewable energy, supplementing other traditional power sources. At the same time, the port is consuming 17% less energy overall.

Mr. Yang Rong, General Manager of Tianjin Port Second Container Terminal Co., said: “Tianjin Port and Huawei used a wealth of new ICTs for our Intelligent Horizontal Transportation Management System. We created a new-generation “intelligent port brain”. The system collaborates with key resources to automatically generate optimal loading and unloading plans. It also manages each piece of equipment, optimizing the entire dispatch process. Our horizontal shoreline terminal has the largest driverless fleet seen to date, comprised of 76 vehicles.”

“Tianjin Port is truly a global one — trading with over 800 ports and 200 countries worldwide. We look forward to supporting the next phase of its digitalization, which will help the port become even greener, smarter, and more secure.” said Bruce Xun, CEO of Huawei Global Customs & Port Business.

Solution highlights

• Integrated: The underlying architecture intelligently connects the various port systems, eliminating data and information silos. All applications work together, powered by the Smart Hub, which centrally manages operations.
• Safe: All data collection and applications comply with Tianjin Port security policies and the GDPR. Smart video scene with 5G assures the safety of services and operations. At the same time, the network uses the latest security technologies to assure user privacy and network reliability. Finally, integrated and smart O&M quickly identifies and addresses risks and faults.
• Efficient: Everything is faster and smoother. From start to finish, operations are made more efficient with smart applications and technologies. Processes take minutes instead of hours, while personnel focus on management rather than manual tasks. In the end, goods clear the port faster, signaling larger economic benefits.
• Green: The first zero-carbon port initiative, Tianjin Port is shifting toward renewable energy consumption. It is substituting fossil fuels and electricity with wind and solar energy. Plus, Huawei’s smart tech is helping optimize and reduce overall energy consumption.

About GLOMO Awards

The Global Mobile (GLOMO) Awards are the industry’s most prestigious accolade, judged by the sector’s most prominent subject matter experts. They take place annually at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona, Spain. For more information, visit: https://www.mwcbarcelona.com/mobile-awards

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BARCELONA, Spain, March 3, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — During the Huawei Full-Stack Data Center Forum at MWC Barcelona 2022, Huawei proposed the vision of “Flash-to-Flash-to-Anything (F2F2X)”, and advocated use all flash storage to accelerate all-scenario. At the same time, Huawei revealed three flagship storage products: OceanStor Dorado All-Flash Storage, OceanProtect Backup Storage, and OceanStor Pacific Storage for Huawei Full-Stack Data Center solution.

The rise of 5G, the Internet of Things (IoT), and Artificial Intelligence (AI) applications has caused data to surge in the finance, government, and manufacturing industries. As a result, storage systems face higher requirements than ever before. Traditional systems cannot provide the service and operating expense (OPEX) performance needed to keep IT systems online at all times and in all conditions. Consequently, all-flash storage has become a popular choice to boost production efficiency across industries, especially for transactions, analytics, high-performance file sharing, development and testing, disaster recovery and backup, and high-performance computing. Solid-state drives (SSDs) are rapidly replacing hard disk drives (HDDs) to deliver higher data performance and better data protection in all scenarios.

Huawei revealed three flagship storage product series and solutions for the Full-Stack Data Center Solution:

1. The OceanStor Dorado All-Flash Storage series is famous for its robust reliability and high performance, and it has been widely adopted in various industries for core production applications. The new OceanStor Dorado systems launched at MWC feature brand new network attached storage (NAS) features together with many other security features, such as quota, Quality of Service (QoS), and ransomware protection. Together, they help ensure safe cross-department file sharing. The new Dorado systems also adopt a unique cross-cluster global distributed file system architecture and a leading FlashLink architecture to deliver 30% higher performance than industry peers. Furthermore, the OceanStor Dorado series simultaneously supports active-active storage for storage area network (SAN) and NAS to ensure that services run 24/7. Dorado arrays are particularly suitable for semiconductor electric design automation (EDA), product research and development (R&D), and financial data exchange scenarios, serving as efficient and reliable infrastructure for applications with over a trillion small files.
2. The OceanProtect Backup Storage series features a multi-stream engine for end-to-end acceleration and an active-active architecture for high reliability. With groundbreaking inline variable-length deduplication and feature-based compression algorithms, it provides three times higher data backup speed and five times higher data recovery speed than competing products as well as a high data reduction ratio of 72:1. In addition, it provides an all-round ransomware protection solution to help users protect data against attacks.
3. The OceanStor Pacific Mass Data Storage series breaks the boundaries of performance, protocol, and capacity for high-performance data analytics (HPDA) applications. It is the only storage series in the industry to support hybrid loads, meaning that one OceanStor Pacific system can be used for HPDA, big data, video, backup, and archiving applications at the same time. New OceanStor Pacific systems further improve storage utilization by 30% in HPDA scenarios through algorithm optimization and data compression techniques. In addition, supporting near-real-time big data processing, they slash the time for analyzing 100 billion data sets from days to only minutes, significantly accelerating application development.

For more information about Huawei OceanStor Storage, please visit https://e.huawei.com/en/products/storage

MWC Barcelona 2022 runs from February 28 to March 3 in Barcelona, Spain. Huawei Enterprise’s exhibition booth is located at 1H50 in Hall 1 of Fira Gran Via. For more details about digital transformation of industries, please visit: Huawei Enterprise at MWC 2022 | New Value Together

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BARCELONA, Spain, March 3, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — At MWC 2022 Barcelona, Huawei unveiled the Full-Stack Data Center Solution during the Huawei Full-Stack Data Center Forum. Designed to help enterprises embrace modern data centers, this brand-new solution leverages the power of Huawei’s full-stack capabilities from energy consumption to IT equipment. It is built to help businesses modernize their data center infrastructure and lay a solid foundation for digital transformation, with four key principals at its core: renew computing & storage, renew network, renew reliability, and renew green.

Just as we can’t live without mobile phones, enterprises can’t live without data centers. Data centers are the computers of enterprises. It’s estimated that more than 90% of computing power and data will be aggregated in data centers by 2025. This makes data centers the key to driving enterprises to go digital. At the session, Ian Redpath, Informa Analyst said, ” Enterprises are modernizing their data centers with green DC facilities, and innovative ICT infrastructure and cloud technologies. The renewal of data centers will improve enterprises’ business efficiency and optimize TCO.”

Mr. Shi Wei, Director of Huawei Data Center Solution Dept, said, “Building cloud, intensive, and green data centers poses many new challenges to ICT infrastructure. Our Full-Stack Data Center Solution addresses these challenges by renewing computing & storage, network, reliability, and green to reshape digital infrastructure and accelerate digital transformation.”

The four key principals of the Huawei Full-Stack Data Center solution are as follows:

Renew Computing & Storage: Digital transformation increases the requirements for computing power and storage resources in data centers. Huawei provides all-flash storage products suitable for all scenarios to accelerate data processing in primary storage, data analysis, and data backup. Its OceanStor Dorado all-flash storage, for example, uses the NVMe over Fabric plus (NoF+) network and FlashLink algorithm to reduce latency to 0.05 milliseconds, which is 2 times faster than competing products. The FusionCube HCI series implements xPU computing power convergence, storage-compute-network convergence, and service convergence to offer HCI and capabilities featuring efficiency, green, and application, improving the VM/container density by 30% over the traditional HCI. To help with cloud transformation, Huawei Cloud Stack (HCS) provides an intelligent cloud management platform and intelligent data lakes to implement on-demand resource provisioning and fast service rollout. Huawei OceanStor Dorado has been extensively used in a wide range of industries around the world. At this forum, Huawei launched the next-generation OceanStor Dorado all-flash storage with the gateway-free active-active solution for SAN and NAS, and invited customers in the healthcare industry to share their stories using this product. Large- and medium-sized hospitals in European countries face pressing challenges in performance and O&M when dealing with data growing at an annual rate between 60% and 120%. These challenges are easily addressed by the OceanStor Dorado all-flash storage because it not only solves performance bottlenecks, but also simplifies O&M through multi-workload consolidation. Additionally, the unique gateway-free active-active solution for SAN and NAS ensures zero loss of mission-critical data and zero service disruption.

Renew Network: The growing scale of services increases the need for efficiency and makes management more complex. Huawei provides a network solution comprising lossless Ethernet powered by the industry’s only iLossless intelligent algorithm; WDM devices; routers using the industry’s only board-level cable technology; and data-network synergy for one-stop minute-level provisioning of private line services, to achieve ultimate agility and efficiency of data center networks.

Renew Reliability: To improve the disaster recovery (DR) capability of data centers, Huawei provides the all-scenario DR solution. The solution provides full-stack DR, full-cycle efficient backup, and unified DR management to ensure highly reliable data center services anytime and anywhere. For example, Huawei’s storage and wavelength division device collaboration technology shortens the active-active link switchover time from 50 to 5 ms, and the OceanProtect Backup Storage, built on the all-flash architecture, improves the backup bandwidth three-fold thanks to the end-to-end acceleration feature.

Renew Green: Huawei believes that to build a green and low-carbon data center, data center infrastructure needs to be reconstructed throughout the entire lifecycle, from construction, power supply, and distribution to cooling and O&M. Huawei also provides the full-link converged power module that runs on the high-power density UPS integrated with UPS power distribution center (PDC), to reduce data center footprint by 47%. Such a module also fully utilizes data center space, saving more than 10% of the IT equipment space. Huawei also offers an indirect evaporative cooling solution EHU (environment handling unit) that runs on its unique polymer heat exchanger to maximize natural cooling sources. The EHU can also collaborate with iCooling, the industry’s only commercial AI energy optimization technology, to reduce the PUE to less than 1.2 compared with the chilled water-based cooling system, reducing annual energy consumption by over 14%.

By combining the advantages of full-stack data center products and solutions, Huawei helps customers build an industry-leading cloud, intensive, and green data center and power their digital transformation.

For more information about the Huawei Full-Stack Data Center Solution, please visit the official website: https://e.huawei.com/en/products/full-stack-data-center

MWC Barcelona 2022 runs from February 28 to March 3 in Barcelona, Spain. Huawei Enterprise’s exhibition booth is located at 1H50 in Hall 1 of Fira Gran Via. For more details about digital transformation of industries, please visit: Huawei Enterprise at MWC 2022 | New Value Together

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BARCELONA, Spain, March 3, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — In March 1^st, the Global Digital Power Forum 2022 with the theme of “Lighting Up a Low-Carbon Smart Future” was held during the annual Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona, Spain. Nearly 200 industry customers and organizations around the world participated in the forum. The industry leaders shared insights on how to innovate green low-carbon networks and data centers and promote clean energy development. Huawei invited customers and partners to attend Lighting up a Green Future for the Industry, a ceremony aiming to guide carriers on a low-carbon path.

Fang Liangzhou, Vice President of Huawei Digital Power, said in his keynote speech that “carbon neutrality has become a global consensus. Huawei actively supports and participates in climate change actions to help customers become carbon neutral. We continuously innovate clean power generation, energy digitalization, electric transportation, green ICT energy infrastructure, and integrated smart energy. By converging energy flows and information flows, Huawei Digital Power is committed to creating a better life, smarter business, more inclusive society, and greener world.“

To help carriers walk on the green development path, Huawei proposed “More Bits, Less Watts” strategy. Through this comprehensive solution that integrates green site, green network, and green operation, carriers can enjoy increased network capacity at lower energy consumption per bit.

Michel FRAISSE, Vice President and CTO of Huawei Digital Power in West Europe, said that Huawei green energy target network aimed to help carriers build green and low-carbon networks.

• Site: The energy efficiency can be improved from 60% to 97% after sites are evolved from equipment rooms to cabinets or from cabinets to poles.
• Equipment room: The energy efficiency of equipment rooms can be improved from 55% to 75% after capacity expansion and reconstruction. In addition, innovative technologies, such as the precise cooling and intelligent voltage boosting, eliminate the need for adding equipment rooms, replacing cables, and adding air conditioners.
• New construction: Cabinets, instead of equipment rooms, are used for the new sites, improving the energy efficiency from 60% to 90%.
• Data center: By reconstructing the architecture, power supply, cooling, and O&M, Huawei manages to build simplified, green, intelligent, and safe next-generation data centers with reduced energy consumption and shortened construction period.
• Power generation: Huawei helps carriers deploy PV panels in their existing sites, equipment rooms, and campuses, transforming carriers from energy consumers to green energy producers.

Guest speakers shared wonderful insights at the summit. Luis Neves, CEO of the Global Enabling Sustainability Initiative (GeSI), shared how digital technologies can help the traditional energy industry improve energy efficiency and how ICT carbon handprint can reduce carbon footprint in the industry.

Bernd Leven, Head of Energy Performance at Vodafone, shared their practices in using renewable energy at global sites, recycling network waste, reducing carbon emissions in the supply chain, as well as the 2040 net zero carbon emission strategy.

Maria Yolanda C. Crisanto, Chief Sustainability Officer at Globe Telecom, shared their 2030 low-carbon target network plan, which includes simplified site deployment, indoor-to-outdoor reconstruction of existing sites, PV deployment, and genset removal.

Seppo Ihalainen, CEO of Ficolo, and Santiago Hernández Onís, CEO of XDATA, talked about operating data centers with 100% green power and lower PUE, and enabling the industry to reduce carbon footprint through data centers.

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BARCELONA, Spain, March 3, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — At the Mobile World Congress 2022 (MWC 2022), Richard Jin, Vice President of Huawei and President of the Optical Business Product Line, released the Green Intelligent OptiX Network for enterprises. It provides five innovative scenario-based solutions — FTTO (Fiber To The Office), FTTM(Fiber To The Machine), Single OptiX, DC OptiX, and Sensing OptiX — for empowering industrial digitalization.

FTTO solution: By integrating the technical advantages of IP and optical products, Huawei has launched the Fiber To The Office (FTTO) solution to build green and simplified campus networks. This solution simplifies the network architecture from three layers to two layers, ensuring no extra-low voltage (ELV) room is required. Moreover, the unique P2MP architecture reduces the investment of optical modules by 50%. Additionally, optical terminals support plug-and-play and swap-and-play, improving O&M efficiency by 50%. Further, Huawei has launched the OptiXstar P871E, the industry’s first panel ONU that supports 10 Gbps bandwidth, and the industry’s smallest 10G ONU OptiXstar S890H.

FTTM solution: This solution applies to scenarios such as factories, subways, coal mines, ports, and highways, and provides deterministic low latency and high reliability, meeting the network requirements of industrial scenarios. At ports, the Fiber To The Machine (FTTM) network offers deterministic ultra-low latency so that operators can control machines remotely from 100 km away, greatly improving container operation efficiency. FTTM also ensures intrinsic safety for underground networks (such as underground networks of coal mines), eliminating the risk to safety from electric sparks. At intersections, the innovative FTTM distributed architecture uses only one optical cable and one electrical cable to replace hundreds of cables in a traditional solution, improving engineering efficiency by 80%.

Single OptiX solution: Huawei has released the Native Hard Pipe (NHP) network solution. This solution supports fifth-generation hard pipe technology known as Optical Service Unit (OSU), and is compatible with Pulse Code Modulation (PCM), Synchronous Digital Hierarchy (SDH), Optical Transport Network (OTN), and other hard pipe technologies. The NHP network integrates both transmission and access networks for the first time, whereby OSU pass-through technology ensures E2E physical isolation and high reliability of services. This technology has a wide application prospect in electric power and subway scenarios. The extending of hard pipes downwards to access networks enables the amalgamation of power distribution automation with smart inspection, or metro passenger information systems with automated fare collection systems over one network, improving reliability and efficiency.

DC OptiX solution: Combining the advantages of storage and optical communications products, Huawei has released the Storage-Optical Connection Coordination (SOCC) solution. This solution uses an optical network to detect link faults and enables fiber path switching within 5 milliseconds. Additionally, it can monitor fiber network jitter in real time and notify storage devices. This solution enables the switching of I/O channels within 1 second, ensuring zero data loss and greatly improving network reliability. Furthermore, Huawei has upgraded the Data Center Interconnect (DCI) system’s capacity from 88 Tbps to 96 Tbps per fiber, reducing fiber leasing costs and improving operation efficiency for customers.

Sensing OptiX solution: With 30 years of optical technology innovation and application experience, Huawei has launched its first optical sensing product — OptiXsense EF3000, which is based on research outcomes of intelligent sensing algorithms. This product is mainly used in oil and gas pipeline scenarios, helping enterprises build a new unattended inspection mode. As a result, the identification rate of pipeline threat events has reached 97%. Xu Xiaoliang, Director of the Optical Fiber Affairs Dept of Shandong Jihua Gas, commented, “Jihua has performed a field technical test using Huawei’s optical sensing products. This test proves that the report accuracy is significantly higher than that of the industry. To build upon this joint project, we will continue to collect and update samples onsite to recognize as many incident types as possible, explore more accurate recognition algorithms, and provide more efficient technical assurance for safety management in the oil and gas industry.”

The MWC 2022 is taking place from February 28 to March 3 in Barcelona, Spain. Huawei will showcase enterprise products and solutions at Booth 1H50, Hall 1, Fira Gran Via. For more information, go visit https://e.huawei.com/en/events/huawei-enterprise-mwc-2022.

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DUBAI, UAE, March 3, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Practically, India’s first experiential learning app for students of classes 6^th to 12^th, has acquired Fedena (Foradian Technologies Pvt Ltd), world’s most widely used ERP.  Practically is now the world’s first EdTech company offering a comprehensive end-to-end product suite for schools. The integrated product will now offer experiential learning content, innovative teaching features, to school management tools.

Practically (Lnkdn), recognized as a ‘Minicorn’ by Tracxn, has carved a niche for itself in the immersive learning space using Artificial Intelligence (AI). Fedena’s wide range of features include cloud-based technology solutions for easy administrative and resource planning, examination management, identity card generation, platform for parent-teacher collaboration, timetables to name a few. Through its open-source project, Fedena’s products are used extensively in 40,000 institutions, by 20 million users in 20 different languages spread across 180+ countries with India, Middle East, Africa and SouthEast Asia being major regions.

Ms. Charu Noheria, Co-Founder and COO, Practically, said, “We are thrilled to announce that Practically has become the world’s first most comprehensive edtech product suite. This move not only boosts our active user base but also gives us an immediate global reach, besides allowing us to offer our product and services to Fedena’s existing network of schools.”

“Practically has meticulously built a strong presence in the school education space in India and the Middle East, gradually expanding to other territories as well. By being part of Practically product and team, Fedena’s own offering will see greater adoption, more stickiness and deeper reach,” said, Neelakantha Karinje, CEO of Fedena (Foradian Technologies).

The app is available for download for free on Play Store and App Store.

About Practically

Practically was founded in 2018 by Mr. Subbarao Siddabattula, Founder & CEO, Ms. Charu Noheria, Co-Founder & COO, and Mr. Ilangovel Thulasimani, Co-Founder & CTO. Practically uses next-generation interactive methods, such as Augmented Reality, Simulations, 3D videos for an enhanced learning experience focused on STEM. We launched the industry first AI led #ScanAnything feature. Practically offers Live classes, Coding ++, 24×7 Seek Help feature for doubt resolution with subject experts. 1,500,000 students, 350+ schools, 18,000 teachers across India & the Middle East are benefitting from Practically. We have been awarded as the Best Edtech start up of the year at Start Up Awards 2021 and was adjudged as the winner at TieCon2021

Media Contact:
Vineeta Mangal
vmangal@practically.com

BARCELONA, Spain, March 3, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — At the Mobile World Congress 2022, during the industrial digital transformation summit, Huawei unveiled the Intelligent Power Transmission Line Inspection Solution 2.0. Through two sub-solutions — channel visualization and tower foundation safety — it addresses some of the key issues in manual line inspection and tower foundation perimeter safety. The solution is slated to help electric power enterprises detect each risk and protect each line.

Traditional manual inspection of power transmission lines faces a plethora of issues, including safety, management, efficiency, response, real-time performance, and operational risks. To address these, Huawei developed the Intelligent Power Transmission Line Inspection Solution 1.0, which integrates intelligent vision, site energy, and microwave backhaul. It ensures reliable data backhaul and visualizes the status of power transmission lines in environments where signals are missing, power supply is unavailable, and imaging is difficult. The upgraded version 2.0 adds several key functions. This includes radar-video linkage that constantly monitors the conditions around the tower foundation, securing the power grid.

The tower foundation is the skeleton that supports the stable and reliable operation of power transmission lines. However, it faces many artificial and natural threats. At the same time, manual inspection is dangerous and performed in harsh environments. That’s why, Huawei has added tower foundation safety to its upgraded inspection solution. Now, it can adapt to line solutions for various distances, manage up to 600,000 cameras, and process a wealth of data. The inspection center and teams collaborate to support the inspection at every step. This is complemented by radar-video linkage, enabling full-coverage inspection and detecting any intrusions by unauthorized personnel in real time.

Huawei’s Intelligent Power Transmission Line Inspection 2.0 integrates four core capabilities: a wide range of high-precision algorithms, secure and controllable self-networking technologies, lightweight and easy-to-install integrated products, and efficient O&M with fast iteration and long battery life. This solution protects each power transmission line by making them safe, efficient, green, and focuses on experience.

• Safe: Replace manual site visits with intelligent inspection, remotely diagnose potential risks, improve inspection coverage density from 60% to 100%, reduce the annual frequency of power outages, prevent 90% of unplanned temporary power outages, and ensure stable and safe power consumption for the entire industry.
• Efficient: Reduce inspection time from 20 days to 2 hours, making it 80 times more efficient. Link the intelligent platform and apps to digitize services, improving response speed and task processing efficiency by 30%.
• Green: Reduce the number of inspection personnel and vehicles, cutting down carbon emissions. For example, for every 5000 km of lines, the solution is expected to decrease carbon emission by 16.2 tons per year for each vehicle. In addition, the solution helps quickly identify emergencies (such as mountain fires), protect nature, and improve power supply reliability.
• Experience-oriented: Personnel do not have to work in harsh environments as often thanks to intelligent devices; and when they do, the solution offers a safer environment, improving personnel experience.

Huawei uses information communication technology (ICT) for integration with power systems, which is the foundation of the Intelligent Inspection Solution 2.0. It features unattended inspection, visualized channels, simplified maintenance, and lightweight work. In the future, Huawei will continue to dive deep into industry scenarios and launch products and solutions that are reliable, cost-effective, and suitable for the electric power industry. We aim to help power grids reach safe, efficient, and green operations.

MWC 2022 is held from February 28 to March 3 in Barcelona, Spain. Huawei’s enterprise business booth is located at 1H50, Hall 1, Fira Gran Via. For more information, please visit: https://e.huawei.com/en/events/huawei-enterprise-mwc-2022

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