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It is no secret that mobile data traffic has been growing exponentially -- and there is really no end in sight. Smartphone penetration
rates continue to increase, leading to more creation and consumption of bandwidth-chewing video services. 5G is on most telecom
operators' radar, which will only accelerate this trend. 5G, expected to be a reality in the next few years, will provide significantly
increased capacity that mobile subscribers will be all too happy to consume. This will require telecom operators to deploy more fibre
to increase the capacity of their access and backhaul networks. Additionally, the still-nascent Internet of Things (IoT) market is
expected to get a jolt of energy with 5G. Adding to the billions of handheld devices will be tens of billions of connections from sensors,
smart grids, smart homes, connected cars, and other as-yet-undefined sources -- most generating small amounts of data, but
requiring extremely low latencies. The most recent Cisco VNI forecast shows that the number of connected devices will grow from 7.9
billion in 2015 to 11.6 billion in 2020 -- and much of that increase will come from IoT. All that traffic needs to be processed somewhere,
leading to increases in data centre capacity. Cisco's Global Cloud Index estimates that global data centre traffic was 5 zettabytes in
2016, and will grow to 10.4 zettabytes in 2019. This will force data centre operators to not only dramatically scale their data centre
networking infrastructure, but do so quickly and cost-effectively. Automating operations is the only way this can happen.
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Huawei News
At the ninth Huawei User Group Meeting, David Wang, Huawei's President of Products & Solutions, said: "To shift from an
'investment-driven' to a 'value-driven' business model, operators need to adopt a value-oriented approach when planning and
constructing networks. This can help them reshape their businesses and create more value." Digital transformation is driving
sweeping changes across the ICT industry. Services and business models are rapidly evolving, injecting new vitality into the entire
industry. Operator businesses are increasingly integrating with other industries, and boundaries between businesses are
becoming a thing of the past. Along with enormous opportunities, digital transformation also presents major uncertainties and
challenges. Network resources are underutilized and it is increasingly difficult to roll out new service models. "The traditional
technology-oriented network construction model cannot continue to support the growing needs of operators, noted Wang. The
key for operators to succeed is to adopt a value-oriented network construction model to reshape their businesses."
Huawei Wins Telecom Equipment Vendor of the Huaweis 9th Annual User Group Meeting Shows
Year at Frost & Sullivan Asia Pacific ICT Awards Company Focus on Listening, Collaborating and
2017 Improving
Huawei has been honored as At the 9th Huawei User Group
the Telecom Equipment Meeting in Xi'an, Ryan Ding,
Vendor of the Year for the Huawei's Executive Director
fourth successive year at the of the Board and President of
Frost & Sullivan Asia Pacific Carrier Business Group,
ICT Awards 2017. The award delivered a keynote speech on
was presented at a ceremony "Listening, Collaborating and
in Singapore recently. Improving". He expressed
Huaweis strategic mission as Huawei's determination to
a telecom equipment vendor build customer service and
is building a Better Connected measures for continuous
World, enriching peoples lives through communications and improving customer-centric improvement, focusing on issues such as customer
work efficiency. As information and communications technology (ICT) is problems, operational efficiency, and helping customers increase
converging at an increasingly rapid pace, new technologies, especially revenues. After nearly 30 years of development, Huawei is operating in
Cloud Computing and Big Data, have emerged as key enablers for ICT more than 170 countries and regions. According to Ding, more
innovation and development. In response to these revolutionary innovative and agile service models are needed to meet the challenges
changes, Huawei continues to innovate around customer needs, of increasing service volumes and more diversified customer
focusing on development of leading technology that meets those demands. He also shared his view on optimizing capital expenditure
needs. (CAPEX) and operating expense (OPEX) and introduced Huawei's
Global Technical Support Center (GTSC) and how it uses digital
technologies to provide quality services.
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If you have any comments or suggestions relating to this newsletter, please feel free to contact me.
Until next time, Cheers.
Ian Ellis (ian.ellis@huawei.com)