Huawei Upgrades Xinghe Intelligent Network Solutions at MWC Barcelona 2025
Huawei has announced a comprehensive upgrade to its Xinghe Intelligent Network solutions at MWC Barcelona 2025, announced in a press release. The enhancements aim to support global enterprises in their digital and intelligent transformation efforts.
The upgraded offerings cover four major domains: campus networks, data center networks (DCN), wide area networks (WAN), and security. Key features include the industry's most secure Wi-Fi 7 products, high-density converged routers, and the first network AI agent, NetMaster. These solutions are designed to provide high-quality, high-capacity, and high-security network experiences.
Huawei's Xinghe Intelligent Network solutions focus on improving wireless, application, and security experiences, as well as operational efficiency. The upgrades are intended to meet the demands of AI-driven industries, ensuring seamless data processing and robust security measures.
At the event, industry leaders shared success stories of leveraging Huawei's solutions for digital transformation. Huawei plans to continue innovating in AI and network infrastructure to enhance industrial intelligence and create greater business value for its customers.
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