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EU set to crack down on Huawei, ZTE hardware in member countries
Europe is still trying to remove Huawei and ZTE equipment from 5G and other telecoms networks.
Huawei is back in Europe - and it wants to help take your small business to the next level, with AI at the center
Huawei brings integrated SME solutions to European customers, combining intelligence features, simplified deployment models, and expanded partner support.
China offers Alibaba and other domestic giants half-price data center energy if it picks chips from Huawei over Nvidia
China offers energy subsidies to tech giants using domestic chips, seeking AI independence while confronting efficiency and performance challenges.
Forget about Wi-Fi 7, Huawei and others are working on Wi-Fi 7 Advanced to bring 10Gbps speeds to everyone - but what does that mean for Wi-Fi 8?
Wi-Fi 7 Advanced promises 10Gbps networking speeds, full IoT integration, and real-time intrusion detection across enterprise networks.
Turning data into knowledge: How Huawei is upgrading storage for the AI era
Discover how Huawei’s AI-ready storage solutions, from data lakes to all-flash systems, are transforming raw data into knowledge for the AI era.
China's Huawei powers ahead solo with 5G-Advanced, predicts 100 million smartphones will be 5G-A compatible by the end of 2025 - and it's only just getting started
Huawei outlines 5G-Advanced roadmap linking AI agents, smartphones, and networks, projecting trillions in output, though global adoption remains uncertain.
This mini PC has 192GB of RAM, yes RAM, but that's not the most surprising fact about it - the Orange Pi AI Studio Pro uses a Huawei Ascend 310 that's, on paper, 7x more powerful than AMD's Ryzen AI Max+ 395
Orange Pi launches AI Studio Pro mini PC with dual Huawei Ascend 310 processors and up to 192GB of RAM.
Huawei Atlas 950 SuperPoD vs Nvidia DGX SuperPOD vs AMD Instinct Mega POD: How do they compare?
Huawei, Nvidia, and AMD clash over AI supercomputing dominance with radically different designs, performance philosophies, and rollout timelines.
