DCD Magazine #62 - The coming wave
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
News - Huawei
The latest news from the AI, data center, telco, chip, and cloud sector
DCD Magazine #62 out now
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Qualcomm and Huawei sign multi-year patent license agreement spanning 5G, compute, AI, and networking technologies
Financial terms of the agreement have not been disclosed
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Huawei bets big on near-packaged optics with 7.2T module to fuel AI scaling
Vendor champions open NPO play over CPO for AI networks
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India mulls removal of legacy Chinese telecoms kit - report
Could India become the latest market to rip and replace Chinese telecoms equipment?
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Orange could keep Huawei or bring Nokia into its Spanish mobile network - report
The Spanish subsidiary is challenging the agreement that called for transferring 100 percent of its network to Ericsson
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Huawei, China Unicom launch ‘world’s largest’ 5G-A network in Beijing
More than 10,000 base stations powering ‘seamless’ uplink for AI smart glasses workloads
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LineShine: All-CPU Chinese supercomputer named world's most powerful
Huawei gear used in 2.198 exaflops supercomputer
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stc and Huawei launch green telco cloud platform to cut energy use and physical infrastructure
The Green Telco Cloud is now live
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Telefónica and Google Cloud partner for Spanish sovereign cloud
And other sovereign cloud news
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Stop shrinking, start speeding: Huawei says it has found a way past Moore's Law
Huawei’s τ Scaling Law argues the future of chips lies in time, not transistor size
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Huawei launches full-stack data infrastructure offering for AI
Includes OceanStor Pacific scale out storage offering
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French retailer Auchan modernizes data center with Huawei hardware and DCS platform
Company deployed DCS clusters in three data centers in France
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Huawei predicts 60% revenue boost from sale of its AI chips in 2026
Company is forecasting $12bn worth of sales
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Huawei and Jazz complete deployment of solar systems across 1,000 telco base stations in Pakistan
The arrays have a combined capacity of 13MW
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Tetracore, Huawei plan 20MW natural gas-powered data center in Atakobo, Nigeria
Will be powered by an 100MW on-site power plant
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Du pairs with Huawei to ramp up 5G Advanced push across UAE
The carrier has ambitions to deliver 10Gbps connectivity
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EU outlines plans to phase out high risk vendors in network infrastructure
The move is set to be a blow for Huawei and ZTE
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Europe steps up sovereignty with AI ramping and rumored vendor axing
Huawei and ZTE under threat as EU emboldens security, as European AI gigafactories take a step closer to reality
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Baidu and Huawei account for 70% of China's GPU cloud market
Report covers the first half of 2025
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Veon breaks ground on data center in Almaty, Kazakhstan
Local Beeline unit and its Hyper Cloud business targeting sovereign offerings for Kazakhstan
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EU officials exploring potential Huawei, ZTE network ban - report
Member states could face fines if they fail to strip out ‘high-risk vendor’ equipment
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Huawei announces annual release cadence for three new Ascend AI chips, unveils ‘supernode’ offering company says will outperform Nvidia’s NVL144
Announcements made at company’s Huawei Connect conference in Shanghai
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Nokia CEO calls for ‘high-risk vendors’ to be axed from Europe
Justin Hotard calls out Huawei, ZTE in an on-stage conversation with the Finnish President
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Spanish gov't to cancel €10m Telefónica fiber-optic contract due to telco's usage of Huawei kit
The government performs a U-turn
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Huawei, Ethio Telecom deploy solar-on-tower sites in Ethiopia
As Ethio pushes to drive green transformation
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Telefónica renews 5G core contract with Huawei in Spain - report
The contract covers 5G core network for residential customers until 2030
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Indus Cloud and Huawei to develop data center in Pakistan
Will colaborate to provide cloud services in the country
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Telefónica to ditch Huawei 5G kit in Spain and Germany
But not Brazil
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Huawei looks to take on Nvidia with rival ‘CloudMatrix’ AI servers
Powered by 384 of its Ascend 910C chips, Huawei’s CloudMatrix servers offer more memory and bandwidth than Nvidia’s GB200 NVL72 at the cost of considerably more power