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Monday, February 27, 2017

Huawei focuses on the digitization of operators in emerging countries

In the framework of the Mobile World Congress Barcelona, Huawei promotes a series of initiatives to promote digital transformation in the sector, such as omnipresent video, elastic architecture and ubiquitous cable, among others. During yesterday’s presentation, William Xu, executive director of Huawei's board and CSMO, explained that the company's goal is to bring operators data center solutions so they can expand their cloud-based businesses. The company estimated a potential value of US$ 100 billion for the video technologies market and one trillion for the cloud market.

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