SHANGHAI: Huawei Connect 2023 kicked off in Shanghai on Wednesday, bringing together business leaders, tech experts, partners, developers, and industry stakeholders from around the world, to explore new opportunities for an intelligent future.
At the event, Huawei’s Rotating Chairwoman and CFO Sabrina Meng unveiled the company’s All Intelligence strategy, which is designed to help all industries make the most of new strategic opportunities presented by artificial intelligence.
In her speech at the event, Ms Meng said the company is committed to building a solid computing backbone for China and another option for the world. “Huawei will keep strengthening the synergy between hardware, software, chips, edge, devices, and cloud to provide fertile ground for a thriving ecosystem,” she added.
Meanwhile, David Wang, Huawei’s Executive Director announced the launch of Huawei’s new AI computing cluster that is optimised for training massive AI foundation models with over one trillion parameters. He said: “We now stand at the threshold of a new and intelligent world, with vast opportunities and challenges ahead of us.”
Wang also announced the release of a new white paper, Accelerating Intelligent Transformation — a collection of case studies and best practices aimed at helping all industries hit the ground running as they move to embrace new forms of intelligence.
Published in Dawn, September 21st, 2023
