China Unicom and Huawei Launch AI Unites All Plan at MWC 2025
China Unicom has launched its AI Unites All plan, supported by Huawei, to integrate AI with industry applications, announced in a press release. The announcement was made during the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2025 in Barcelona, where China Unicom emphasized its commitment to technological innovation and AI integration.
The AI Unites All plan aims to bridge the digital divide by advancing the synergy of networks and AI, making intelligent connections accessible to a broader range of technologies. Huawei, as a strategic partner, will support China Unicom in creating new AI service portals with global impact, facilitating intelligent user applications with the latest AI technologies.
Both companies have collaborated to build a cloud-based AI service platform that combines cloud, computing, networks, and devices. This platform is designed to provide secure and reliable AI services across various sectors, including government, healthcare, and manufacturing. Additionally, China Unicom has introduced the HI-CON communications system for smart home services, enhancing network experiences for home users through optical and Wi-Fi collaboration.
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