Huawei Promotes Accelerated Development
of AI-Ready Networks
Denny Deng, President of Carrier Business for Asia Pacific at Huawei, revealed that AI is driving exponential growth in computing power. The daily creation of AI tokens worldwide is projected to increase 42-fold by 2030, forcing telecommunications service providers to shift from network providers to managers of computing resources, cloud, and intelligence systems. "Broadband and data transmission networks are becoming the core AI infrastructure. Collaboration across all sectors will help build a fast, intelligent, and energy-efficient digital infrastructure to support the growth of the region's digital economy," Deng said.
Huawei proposed three key approaches to accelerating AI application in the region: universal broadband upgrading to 10Gbps, developing integrated computing networks for intelligent computing resource management, and strengthening international connectivity through high-quality terrestrial and submarine cables to support cross-border data exchange and AI services. Thailand was also highlighted as a promising country in the region's digital economy, given its nationwide broadband coverage and continuous 5G network expansion. The increasing investment in AI is facilitating Thailand's development into a new digital infrastructure hub in the Asia-Pacific region.
Mr. Kim Jin, Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer of Huawei's Optical Business Product Line, presented the F5G-A (F5G Advanced) vision, an optical network architecture for the AI ??era, focusing on 10Gbps broadband connectivity, low latency networks, and power efficiency. He also showcased 50G PON, Optical Transport Network (OTN), and Optical Cross-Connect (OXC) technologies to support high-volume data transmission. The company presented AI One, a Wide Area Network (WAN) solution that leverages AI to optimize network management, cybersecurity, and service automation, demonstrating real-world application examples in multiple countries. This improves operational efficiency, enhances service quality, and increases average revenue per user (ARPU).
Mr. Arthur Wang, Vice President of Huawei's Data Communication Product Line, stated that AI has become a key strategic asset for telecommunications operators worldwide. Integrating AI into network management, security, and new service development will improve operational efficiency and create long-term business opportunities. The conference participants also discussed the World Broadband Association (WBBA)'s Broadband Vision 2030, which identifies the development of AI-enabled infrastructure, multi-gigabit broadband, smart homes, and reducing the digital access divide as key drivers shaping the broadband industry's development in the next decade. Huawei will continue to work with governments, telecommunications operators, standards organizations, and industry partners to accelerate the development of AI-ready networks that support the sustainable growth of the digital economy.
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