Huawei continues to Innovate and Inspire at the Barcelona MWC 2018
Huawei
received eight (8) major awards from GSMA during the Global Mobile (GLOMO)
Awards ceremony at the 2018 Mobile World Congress (MWC). The awards are
2. “Outstanding Contribution to the
Mobile Industry award.”
3. “Best Mobile Network infrastructure award” for 5G ready Ultra wide Band
4. Joint
winner on “Best mobile technology
breakthrough award” for 5G Cloud Air
5. “Best network software breakthrough award” for 5G Service oriented core
6. “Best Mobile Innovation for Emerging Market award” for RuralStar connectivity solution
7. “The Green Mobile award” for Zero-Footprint TubeStar solution
8. “Outstanding Mobile Technology award” The CTOs’ Choice
Mobile technology is changing every day.
Connectivity has extended beyond cities to suburbs, and bandwidth has grown
from megabits to gigabits. Connections themselves are no longer limited to
people, but now include things. In the meantime, our lives have fundamentally
changed. Almost without realizing it, we've gone from going online to living
online, from bridging the digital divide to exploring the digital world.
Industries are converging. Technology and business are merging, and so are work
and our everyday lives. Boundaries are dissolving all around us. All of these changes
and challenges made and continue to make Huawei one of the best ICT solution
providers.
From these awards, there are two
solutions in particular that could be commercialized in Tanzania market and
change the way operators operates. Solutions like are cloudAir which maximize spectrum efficiency and provide rapid
coverage and also RuralStar which is
specific for improving rural network coverage.”
The
CloudAIR - Using cloud technology, the solution
centrally schedules and efficiently utilizes air interface resources, including
spectrum, power, and channels, enabling carriers to increase efficiency,
flexibly deploy services, and deliver a better user experience. Carriers have been able to flexibly
refarm spectrum resources since the launch of SingleRAN base stations a decade
ago. SingleRAN made it possible to statically allocate 5 MHz of a 10 MHz
spectrum band to UMTS and the other 5 MHz to GSM. However, spectrum resources
could not be dynamically shared between different radio access technologies
(RATs). With the spectrum cloudification technology offered by CloudAIR, one
spectrum band can be dynamically shared between different RATs in response to
fluctuations in traffic. This helps to maximize spectrum efficiency and provide
rapid coverage for new RATs. The solution also enables on-demand access for
legacy RATs according to changes in service needs and prevents these RATs from
exclusively occupying "golden" spectrum.
The RuralStar – This solution has been developed
for remote rural areas in Africa to improve local network coverage. The
solution consume very Low power with a choice of sources, low TCO, easy to
install with minimal site preparation, new battery technology and various
security features. Huawei has been working to connect the
unconnected and will continue to work with the Tanzania government to promote
popularization of mobile broadband in Tanzania through healthy business models,
so that more unconnected people can enjoy the convenience of wireless
communication.
The solution has been successfully
deployed by 12 operators in eight counties, including: Thailand, Ghana,
Indonesia, Nigeria, and Mexico. Thanks to RuralStar, millions of unconnected
people can now access mobile networks for the first time and enjoy the
convenience of using mobile Internet services.
Approximately 80 million users have
been served with this solution. 40,000 upgraded base stations are planned to be
deployed later this year, serving 180 million users across the globe.
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