At CEBIT 2018, held last week in Hannover, Germany, Huawei released its latest IoT and AI products to help enterprises create intelligent and connectivity genes to build digital neurons and accelerate digital enterprise transformation.
At a press conference, Qiu Heng, President of Global Marketing, Enterprise Business Group, Huawei, delivered a keynote speech titled “Creating Intelligence & Connectivity Genes for Enterprises' Digital Neurons“. In his speech, Qiu explored how IoT helps enterprises connect the physical and digital worlds.
In addition to its basic abilities in IoT, AI, big data, video, ICP, and GIS services, Huawei leverages its core abilities in chipsets, algorithms, and architecture design to build digital platforms. Their products cover from chips and terminals to cloud and edge computing infrastructures. In future digital enterprises, functional modules, also called neurons, will serve as digital platforms and end-to-end AI and IoT capabilities will enable the neuron's intelligence and connectivity genes.
AI applications have been widely used in almost all industries. Auto-pilot, unmanned supermarkets, intelligent voice assistants and more. Huawei offers full-stack AI solutions that comprise chips, AI terminals, GPU servers, video PaaS cloud platforms, and more, to improve computing power and intelligence levels from end to end.
At CEBIT 2018, Huawei released the industry's first AI-enabled software-defined camera (SDC), the M/X series. This series of cameras can be applied to a vast range of scenarios and improve image processing capabilities by 25 times. In low- illumination environments, the characteristic acquisition rate exceeds 85%.
In addition to the OceanConnect IoT Platform, Huawei's IoT solution also includes wired and wireless connectivity, edge computing, and chipset (LiteOS) modules. OceanConnect Platform now supports Connected Vehicle systems; the eLTE-IoT Solution; and the new eLTE-DSA Solution. These solutions are designed to significantly upgrade the platform's connectivity gene.
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