Huawei stories - Page 2

According to research by Dell’Oro shows that the global market is finding its feet again with vendor ranking remaining stable.>>

5G core network revenues are pushing towards US$1 billion in revenue in 2020, propelled by strong investment and growth in 5G networks.>>

New figures released by analyst firm Gartner showed Samsung experienced the largest decline in sales, while Apple’s smartphone sales were nearly flat year-over-year. >>

The current 2020 National Rugby League season will be the company's final year as major sponsor of the team after nearly a decade together.>>

Huawei Cloud will launch the Go Cloud Festival today, which will unveil support programs and limited-time offers on select cloud resources and solution packages designed to help enterprises migrate to the cloud. >>

This is really a nice little notebook that is worth adding to your wishlist if you’re in the market for a reasonably high-range device for business and home use. >>

Huawei recently held its Better World Summit 2020, in which the company revealed details of its new digital payment cloud solution.>>

All-flash offers stability and high-performance storage with extremely low levels of latency – and it can offer reliability in the event of a disaster.>>

The DCIG guide has recognised Huawei’s OceanStor Dorado V6 and OceanStor F V5 series, which have both achieved ‘Recommended’ ratings. >>

The tech company reveals its long-term plan to bridge the ICT talent gap in the Asia Pacific>>

The evolution of network equipment may see managed services stalling short term before the rise of automation gives it a boost, says Dell'Oro.>>

The Chinese vendor has managed to nab 20% of the market, taking out Apple and Samsung after years of trailing in second or third place.>>

“Hyperscalers will require much higher power, exerting great pressure on systems. This will push for the adoption of a more standardized, prefabricated, and replicable architecture of future data centers.”>>

Apple, Alphabet, Amazon, Microsoft and Huawei occupy the top spots, followed by Alibaba, IBM, Sony and Facebook.>>

Inefficient energy expenditure; huge physical footprints; limited product lifespan - these are the primary issues facing data centres today. But the Li-ion battery and its use in this UPS system could change that.>>

Huawei has been named the winner of the Canstar 2020 Most Satisfied Customers of Smartphones in New Zealand. >>

“The coronavirus pandemic caused the global smartphone market to experience its worst decline ever.">>

The growth in Q1 2020 was fuelled by new product launches from market leaders as well as increased perceived utility as people set up offices at home.>>

The aim of the ecosphere is to accelerate commercial use of 5G technologies in the industry.>>

Data from Canalys paints a grim picture for the worldwide smartphone industry, with more economic strife to come in Q2.>>

IDC's research indicates that global shipments have fallen to 24.6 million units, down 18.1% year-over-year during the first quarter of 2020.>>

A Futuresource Consulting analyst explains the role that the iPhone SE may have in getting people into its growing ecosystem.>>

Frost & Sullivan has named Huawei’s CloudEngine 16800 as the recipient of the 2020 Global Data Center Switch Technology Leadership Award.>>

IDC reports the popularity of hearables was behind the unprecedented growth – the headphones and ear pods market captured 55.3% of the entire market.>>