Huawei stories
Young consumers in the Asia Pacific region are driving demand for digital services, says telecoms firm Huawei.
With 65 network maintenance employees, Ikoula hosts more than 37,000 websites and maintains more than 8,000 virtual servers for its 25,000 customers.
Australia's mobile phone market romped in ahead of expectations in Q2 2017, growing 18.4% thanks to the launch of new Android devices.
Despite the encouraging growth there is concern about rising component costs due to reduced availability of critical components.
Huawei New Zealand appoints Gavin Cheng as new general manager for the Consumer Business Group, focusing on innovation and growth in the local market.
Huawei outshines Apple in Central and Eastern Europe with a savvy focus on affordable, yet capable smartphones.
Despite the turmoil within the market, 3 of the top 5 vendors actually managed to increase their shares of the market and grow on an annual basis.
New research from IDC has revealed the smartphone market declined slightly in the second quarter of 2017 – but this is expected to soon change.
The second memorandum will see KDCH collaborate with the Infocommunications Media Development Authority of Singapore (IMDA) and Huawei.
GSMA's Asia Mobile Awards recognize excellence in mobile communications across the Asia Pacific region. Samsung wins Best Smartphone.
As the integrator of the project, Huawei planned and designed a unified cloud management platform to manage and monitor the branch's resources.
Commercial notebooks and detatchable tablets will help drive the personal computing device market back to growth – but it won't be until 2019.
Huawei's expanded Telco OS Partner Program is said to stimulate joint go-to-market methods and solutions with partners.
Finalists for New Zealand Innovation Awards announced, including game-changing innovations such as ethical corporate workwear and Te Reo Maori smartphones.
Six Victoria University of Wellington students have been selected to participate in Huawei's Seeds for the Future programme in China.
Huawei launches data centre in Guizhou, China, following Apple, as part of a major tech expansion in the region.
Huawei New Zealand replaces CEO Jason Wu after 3 years. Yanek Fan to take over in August, overseeing European ops. Huawei has been in NZ since 2005.
A lack of awareness is slowing investment, even though just nine IoT uses could add NZD $2.2 billion to New Zealand’s economy over 10 years.
By 2025, the large national big data industrial base will host a data center that houses over 50,000 standard racks.
Samsung has returned to the number 1 spot in the NZ smartphone market after reclaiming the position from Apple - but change could be near.
