Huawei strives to help Asia
During the co-organized conference between Huawei and the ASEAN Foundation – Huawei APAC Digital Innovation Conference 2022, Mr. Simon Lin, president of Huawei APAC emphasized the business mission: “In the Asia-Pacific, because Asia Pacific”. In addition, with a commitment to capitalizing on the innovation inherent in its DNA, Huawei hopes to make a key contribution to the digital economy in Asia – Pacific to build a good green digital life. through three dimensions: leading digital infrastructure, an open ICT ecosystem, and an inclusive digital sector.
Huawei hopes to work with APAC to build a leading digital infrastructure
The leading digital base will underpin the development of the digital economy in the region. Currently, many countries in the region are focusing on promoting digital infrastructure platforms by focusing on promoting digital transformation to strategic policy level along with implementing practical actions. In his opening speech, Mr. Ken Hu, Huawei’s rotating president, commented: “Currently, APAC countries have been doing very well in terms of digital infrastructure. According to ITU, coverage area Mobility in the region is close to 100%. This is an amazing achievement.”
Many countries now have specific digital policies in place, and record strong impacts on people’s living experiences. Bangladesh’s 2008 digitalization strategy has made significant changes to people’s lives as the coverage of mobile broadband has skyrocketed from 0% to 98.5%. Besides, other countries such as Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, and Korea have developed digitalization policies such as Digital Indonesia, My Digital, Digital Hub and Digital New Deal. Ten years ago there were still some APAC countries that did not have any 3G or 4G infrastructure built but at the current rate of development, GSMA estimates that by 2025 there will be 1.2 billion 5G connections in the region. APAC.
With more than 90 million households and 01 billion mobile users in APAC using Huawei’s connectivity, President Simon Lin emphasized: “Huawei hopes to help APAC build leading and green infrastructure, creating creating a thriving industrial ecosystem and empowering a comprehensive and sustainable digitalized APAC”. In addition, with the 4th position in the emerging APAC market for Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Huawei is integrating electronic and digital technologies into energy digitization, as greener hybrid.
Huawei strives with APAC to build an inclusive and open ecosystem
A long-term operation at APAC for the past 30 years, Huawei has established partnerships with nearly 10,000 enterprises and cloud partners, 7,900 enterprise partners, 2,000 cloud partners, and 200 universities. in Asia-Pacific. In order to support local innovation, Huawei has assisted Singapore in building an Open Lab and Thailand in establishing a 5G Ecosystem Innovation Center. In addition, the company has developed a plan to invest $100 million in the Spark program over the next three years to support ICT startups in the region. Going forward, Huawei will continue to support innovation, tailored to each customer’s needs based on its global R&D capabilities. Huawei aims to accompany and build an inclusive and open ecosystem.
In addition, Huawei also introduced a series of multi-campus solutions that simplify campus networking and networking scenarios to offices and devices. In the cloud sector, with the announcement of new products and solutions such as GaussDB and DevCloud, Huawei hopes to make the software development sector more efficient.
Mr. Simon Lin, President of Huawei APAC said: “With our commitment to build an open and healthy industry ecosystem together with our customers and partners, we hope to help our customers and partners. effectively utilize infrastructures and expand ICT capabilities for digital transformation”.
Simon Lin, President of Huawei’s APAC Region, shares Huawei’s strategies and commitments in the region
Huawei is committed to accompanying Asia – Pacific to build a comprehensive digital region
“Only a strong team of digital talent can achieve the goal of building a comprehensive and sustainable digital APAC,” emphasized Ms. Yang Mee Eng, Executive Director of the ASEAN Foundation at the event. However, Korn Ferry’s report indicates that by 2030, the Asia-Pacific region will face a gap of 47 million talents. But with the region’s hidden potential and young energy, the ASEAN Foundation and Huawei will promote the creation of a training ecosystem focused on developing digital talent, helping to solve the digital skills shortage in the region. area”.
In the search for new solutions and breakthroughs to accelerate the transformation of industries in Indonesia, Huawei has joined hands to expand the nation’s digital talent pool and promote local startups. direction. Huawei has trained 170,000 local citizens in digital skills and will scale this up to 500,000 in the next five years, demonstrating its efforts to develop a talent ecosystem to promote the development of the digital economy.
“Huawei has been in APAC for a long time. We have served our customers here for more than 30 years and are proud to contribute to supporting the region’s digital growth. Going forward, Huawei will continue to invest heavily in innovation. innovation to help partners in the region achieve their strategic development goals.In 2022, we will accelerate innovation for a Green and Digital APAC by driving digital infrastructure development, low carbon and digital integration,” emphasized Mr. Ken Hu, Huawei’s Rotating Chairman at the conference.
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