Month: March 2026

BARCELONA, SPAIN – Media OutReach Newswire – 1 March 2026 – Huawei will release the Agentic Core solution at MWC2026 Barcelona. This solution will leverage three engines—NE intelligence, network intelligence, and service intelligence—to address key challenges in the AI era, such as the sharp increase in traffic, differentiated network requirements, and new service monetization for operators, and promote the large-scale commercial use of intelligent network.

NE intelligence: As AI agents become a core capability of next-generation AI phones, the number of connected entities will increase tenfold, with connections extending from “humans” to physical AI (such as embodied robots and autonomous driving). This will require the introduction of key capabilities such as digital identity, agent registration and discovery, and A2A session management to build a low-latency, highly reliable network foundation, supporting the large-scale commercial deployment of physical AI.

Network intelligence: As service AI agents become more prevalent, they will generate diverse network experience requirements. For example, AI robots may require 100 Mbit/s bandwidth and 20 ms latency. Therefore, it is necessary to evolve from predefined rule networks to intent-driven networks, where network AI agents will understand the needs of different organizations, dynamically match resources, and implement a closed-loop process for policy generation, configuration, and delivery.

Service intelligence: Compared to OTT players, operators have more opportunities to provide inclusive intelligent services. Huawei supports operators’ service innovation through three key services, going beyond connectivity. AISF (Service Intelligence) will evolve from an interactive entry point to a full-featured personal assistant, integrating communication, content, and services. Communication experiences will shift toward immersive interactions, breaking through the boundaries of voice. The integration of computing and networks will continue to be commercialized, providing sustainable computing power support for AI inference and content generation.

Looking ahead, Huawei will continue to deepen the three-layer intelligent collaboration practice with operators, aiming to provide 7×24-hour inclusive intelligent connectivity, and work together to bring users a more efficient, convenient, and intelligent digital life, and create new value in the intelligent Internet era.
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Challenges Perceptions of Inclusion and Art

HONG KONG SAR – Media OutReach Newswire – 1 March 2026 – The eighth edition of “No Limits”, jointly presented by the Hong Kong Arts Festival and The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust, officially opened on 28 February evening at the Auditorium of Kwai Tsing Theatre. The opening programme, The Nature of Why, is performed by Paraorchestra—the world’s first professional inclusive orchestra—offering audiences an immersive arts experience inspired by Nobel Prize–winning physicist Richard Feynman. Fusing live orchestral music, contemporary dance and audience interaction, the work redefines the boundaries of inclusive art.

Under the theme “All of Us, All Ways”, the eighth edition of “No Limits” is committed to revealing the richness of diverse values and connecting people through the arts. For the first time, “No Limits” has collaborated with two of Hong Kong’s flagship performing arts companies—the Hong Kong Dance Company and the Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra—to produce multidisciplinary inclusive programmes. These collaborations aim to inspire new perspectives, demonstrate how inclusive arts are being further integrated into Hong Kong’s cultural mainstream, and open up the limitless imagination that diversity brings.

“No Limits” 2026 presents 11 boundary-breaking programmes across music, theatre, dance and film, in a total of 29 performances. In addition to Paraorchestra’s immersive orchestral-dance production The Nature of Why, highlights include: Wayfaring Beyond, a brand-new large-scale outdoor dance work co-produced by “No Limits” and the Hong Kong Dance Company, and co-choreographed and performed with the award-winning China Hong Kong Para Dance Sport Association; Light and Shadow on Strings, co-produced by “No Limits” and the Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra, featuring visually impaired rising star erhu player Yang Enhua in a concert blending traditional and contemporary Chinese music; the Asia premiere of award-winning contemporary dance work Harmonia by Theatre Bremen and Hungarian choreographer Adrienn Hód, challenging established notions of bodily value in dance; the Asia premiere of Precarious Moves, a semi-autobiographical solo performance by Vienna-based artist Michael Turinsky that confronts social expectations and established frameworks surrounding disabled bodies; “No Limits” Asia newly commissioned theatre work Two Blind Women in the Snowy Tokugawa Nights – Sleeping Fires with renowned director Kuro Tanino; and the Asia premiere of Zer-Brech-Lich, an original playful and sensorial musical dance theatre work by Swiss-based choreographer Alessandro Schiattarella, created and performed with three disabled performers. This year, “No Limits” launches the “Local Creative Research and Development Scheme”, pairing local artists with individuals of diverse abilities to co-create new works exploring inclusive practices. The initiative injects fresh vitality into Hong Kong’s inclusive arts landscape, while research outcomes will be presented during “No Limits” 2026 to showcase the potential of inclusive arts.

Ms Sum Fong-kwang, Vivian, JP, Permanent Secretary for Culture, Sports and Tourism, said: “‘No Limits’ provides a stage for artists with different abilities to showcase their creativity and talents, fostering an inclusive community. It bridges people with different origins, backgrounds and abilities, which on the one hand enriches our arts and cultural offerings, and on the other, showcases the role of creativity as a continuous driver of societal development. I wish this year’s ‘No Limits’ resounding success, and every audience find inspiration and enlightenment through the programmes.”

At the opening ceremony, Mr Sebastian Man, Vice Chairman of the Hong Kong Arts Festival Society, said: “Since its inception in 2019, ‘No Limits’ has promoted inclusion through local and international inclusive arts performances, as well as the Jockey Club ‘No Limits’ Education and Community Outreach Programme, showcasing the remarkable talents of artists with diverse abilities. As we enter the eighth edition, we are delighted to collaborate for the first time with Hong Kong’s flagship arts companies to present two locally produced programmes that embody the spirit of diversity and inclusion. We sincerely thank The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust, co-presenter of ‘No Limits’, for its long-standing support. We also thank our Strategic Supporting Partner, Arts with the Disabled Association Hong Kong, for providing comprehensive accessibility services to ensure that everyone can experience the power of the arts. Above all, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to every participating artist for their tremendous dedication.”

Mr Nicholas D Hunsworth, Steward of The Hong Kong Jockey Club, said: “In keeping with No Limits’ theme this year “All of Us, All Ways” – a series of community programmes will be presented by artists with varying abilities to promote inclusion. It reminds us that differently abled people are not different at all, but an integral part of a diverse society. The Hong Kong Jockey Club has long supported arts and cultural projects to enrich lives and build a culturally vibrant city – as evidenced by over 50 years’ funding for the Hong Kong Arts Festival. The Hong Kong Jockey Charities Trust – in partnership with the Hong Kong Arts Festival – has co-presented No Limits since its inauguration in 2019.”

Building on its established practices, “No Limits” 2026 continues to advance social inclusion and talent development through a wide range of initiatives under the Jockey Club “No Limits” Education and Community Outreach Programme. These initiatives promote inclusivity and creativity, strengthen networks across the education and community sectors, and lay the foundation for a more empathetic and inclusive society. Programmes include the inclusive dance project VISION, International Symposium The Way Forward: A Humanistic–Tech Framework for Inclusive Innovation, school touring concert The Ways We Move, as well as the “No Limits” Creative Training Programme and Community Showcases.

In addition to live performances, online screening programmes include the documentary A Space in Time by Riccardo Servini and Nick Taussig, which follows a couple and their two sons born with Duchenne muscular dystrophy as they journey forward together; Sarah Polley’s Away from Her, portraying a couple of over 40 years facing early-onset Alzheimer’s disease; Taku Aoyagi’s documentary Fujiyama Cottonton, set at Mirai Farm, which serves people with disabilities, and exploring the beauty of everyday life, creativity and community; and Caroline Cavalcanti’s Lapse, a heart-warming story of two teenagers—a deaf skateboarder and a rap enthusiast—who form a bond through sign language and shared struggles.

Tickets for live performances are now available via URBTIX. Half-price concessionary tickets are offered to full-time students, people with disabilities and one companion, and Comprehensive Social Security Assistance (CSSA) recipients. (www.urbtix.hk/series/124?bannerCode=NL2026)
Community programmes are free and open to the public without prior registration. Programmes screened online will be available free of charge on the official website www.nolimits.hk from 30 March to 25 May 2026.

Extending the spirit of inclusion beyond the stage, “No Limits” has also launched a brand-new accessibility-themed plush toys collection. Purchase “No Limits” programme tickets worth HK$500 or more in a single transaction via URBTIX to receive one No Limits Inclusive Plush Toy Redemption Coupon upon ticket collection. Available while stocks last.

Arts Accessibility Services
“No Limits” collaborates with the Arts with the Disabled Association Hong Kong to enhance high-quality art projects with accessibility services and ensure that audiences with varying needs can enjoy performances without barriers. Accessibility services differ from programme to programme, and include audio description, accessible captions, sign language interpretation, theatrical interpretation, braille booklets, audio booklets, easy-to-read booklets and relaxed performances. Extra wheelchair seats may be available at the venues, and guide dogs are welcome.

For more event details, please visit the “No Limits” website: www.nolimits.hk
Click here for programme details: www.nolimits.hk/programme
Urbtix: https://www.urbtix.hk/series/124?bannerCode=NL2026

Appendix

Programme

Date	Programme	Performer/ Director	Venue
Highlights
27 Feb – 1 Mar 2026	The Nature of Why	Paraorchestra	Auditorium, Kwai Tsing Theatre
28 Feb – 1 Mar 2026	Wayfaring Beyond	Hong Kong Dance Company & China Hong Kong Para Dance Sport Association	Parade Ground, Tai Kwun
13-15 Mar 2026	Zer-Brech-Lich	Alessandro Schiattarella and Ensemble	Black Box Theatre, Kwai Tsing Theatre
17-18 Mar 2026	Precarious Moves	Michael Turinsky	The Box, Freespace, WestK
21-22 Mar 2026	Harmonia	Unusual Symptoms / Theatre Bremen / Adrienn Hód	The Box, Freespace, WestK
27-29 Mar 2026	Two Blind Women in the Snowy Tokugawa Nights – Sleeping Fires	Kuro Tanino	Studio Theatre, Hong Kong Cultural Centre
28 Mar 2026	Light and Shadow on Strings	Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra (Chamber Ensemble) Yang Enhua (Solo and Ensemble)	Auditorium, Tsuen Wan Town Hall
“No Limits” International Symposium
8 Mar 2026	The Way Forward: A Humanistic–Tech Framework for Inclusive Innovation		JC Cube, Tai Kwun

Online Programmes

Free screening available on “No Limits” website	Programme	Director
30 Mar – 25 May 2026	A Space in Time	Riccardo Servini & Nick Taussig
30 Mar – 25 May 2026	Away From Her	Sarah Polley
30 Mar – 25 May 2026	Lapse	Caroline Cavalcanti
30 Mar – 25 May 2026	Fujiyama Cottonton	Taku Aoyagi

Hashtag: #NoLimits

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About the Hong Kong Arts Festival

Launched in 1973, the Hong Kong Arts Festival is a major international arts festival committed to enriching the cultural life of the city. In February and March every year, the Festival presents leading local and international artists from all genres of the performing arts, giving equal importance to great traditions and contemporary creations. The Festival also commissions and produces work in theatre, music, chamber opera and contemporary dance by Hong Kong’s own creative talents and emerging artists, many of which have subsequently had successful runs in Hong Kong and overseas. Every year, the Festival also presents more than 250 “PLUS” and educational activities that offer diverse arts experiences to the community as well as tertiary, secondary and primary school students. In addition, through the “No Limits” project co-presented with The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust, the Festival strives to create an inclusive space for people of different abilities to share the joy of the arts together.

For more information about the Hong Kong Arts Festival, please visit https://www.hk.artsfestival.org/.

About “No Limits”

Launched in 2019 and co-presented by the Hong Kong Arts Festival and The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust, “No Limits” offers barrier-free performances and events and explores and promotes inclusiveness and understanding through the arts.

Every year from February to March, “No Limits” showcases a series of fascinating programmes of music, dance, theatre and film by international and Hong Kong artists of different abilities. It also presents free film screenings as well as education and community programmes including an international symposium.

“No Limits” is committed to provide accessible in-venue performances and programmes for people with different abilities, highlighting creativity and talent in a variety of forms, spreading the message of inclusion to the society.

For more information about “No Limits”, please visit https://www.nolimits.hk

香港 – Media OutReach Newswire – 2026年3月1日 – 由香港藝術節及香港賽馬會慈善信託基金聯合呈獻，第八屆「無限亮」於2月28日在葵青劇院演奏廳正式開幕。開幕節目《無邊狂想曲》由享譽國際、全球首個專業共融樂團帕拉管弦樂團演出，為觀眾帶來一場受諾貝爾獎物理學家理查·費曼啟發、結合現場管弦樂、當代舞蹈及觀眾互動的沉浸式共融藝術體驗，重新定義了共融藝術的邊界。

第八屆「無限亮」的主題為「你我不只一種想像」，致力發掘多元價值的豐富內涵，並透過跨界合作，以藝術連結彼此。「無限亮」更首度與香港兩大旗艦藝團「香港舞蹈團」及「香港中樂團」攜手，製作跨界共融節目，期望能啟發新視野，展現共融藝術進一步邁向香港文化主流，開拓多元所帶來的無限想像。

本屆「無限亮」帶來11個破格節目，涵蓋音樂、戲劇、舞蹈及電影，合共29場演出，除了開幕演出帕拉管弦樂團《無邊狂想曲》沉浸式管弦樂舞作；更包括由「無限亮」及香港舞蹈團共同製作，與屢獲殊榮的中國香港輪椅體育舞蹈運動協會共同編舞及演出的全新大型戶外舞蹈作品《遊延》；由「無限亮」與香港中樂團聯合製作，與視障二胡新星楊恩華攜手呈獻融合傳統與當代的中樂盛宴《弦上光影》；亞洲首演、德國不萊梅劇院與匈牙利編舞家阿德里安·學德合作、挑戰舞蹈世界對身體價值的既定認知的獲獎當代舞作《脈律趴!》；亞洲首演、維也納藝術家米高·圖林斯基、挑戰對殘障軀體的社會期待與既定框架的自傳式獨舞劇場《破障主意》；「無限亮」亞洲企劃全新委約戲劇作品、著名導演谷野九郎《雪山深處德川女盲人按摩師 — 埋火》；以及亞洲首演、瑞士編舞家亞歷山德羅·夏塔雷拉攜三位身障表演者的原創音樂及舞蹈玩味感官劇場《脆絲z》。

「無限亮」今年更開展全新「本地創作研究計劃」， 配對本地藝術家與不同能力人士，共同創作探索共融實踐的新作品，為本地共融藝術注入新活力。研究成果將於「無限亮」2026期間呈獻，向觀眾展示共融藝術的潛力。

文化體育及旅遊局常任秘書長沈鳳君女士表示：「『無限亮』是香港具標誌性的共融藝術平台，透過為不同能力的藝術家提供舞台展示創意，促進社會共融。藝術的力量，正在於它能夠超越語言與形式的界限，觸動人心深處。文化藝術發展需要社會、業界、各界人士共同投入。『無限亮』扮演着連繫來自世界各地、不同背景和能力人士的橋樑，豐富社會各界的藝術體驗，同時也體現了藝術與社會進步的緊密聯繫：創意與共融精神，正是推動社會持續進步的重要動力。」

香港藝術節協會副主席文肇偉先生在開幕儀式中表示：「『無限亮』自2019年開展以來，一直透過本地及國際共融藝術演出及賽馬會『無限亮』教育及社區外展節目推廣共融，向各界展示不同能力優秀藝術家的造詣。踏入第八屆，我們更首度與香港旗艦藝團合作，為觀眾呈獻兩個體現多元共融精神的本地聯合製作。衷心感謝『無限亮』的聯合主辦香港賽馬會慈善信託基金的長期支持，以及策略支持夥伴香港展能藝術會的完善無障礙服務，確保每位觀眾都能體驗藝術的感染力，更感謝每一位參與的藝術家付出無比努力。」

香港賽馬會董事孔思和先生表示：「配合今年的主題——『你我不只一種想像』，『無限亮』將舉辦一系列的公眾教育活動，推動社會共融，並帶出不同能力人士並非『不同』，而是社會多樣性中的重要一環。多年來，香港賽馬會一直致力推動藝術和文化發展，為香港注入藝術文化活力，豐富市民生活，包括支持香港藝術節逾半世紀，香港賽馬會慈善信託基金亦自2019年以來，與香港藝術節聯合呈獻『無限亮』計劃。」

「無限亮」2026延續歷年實踐，以藝術推動共融、孕育人才為目標，策劃一系列賽馬會「無限亮」教育及社區外展節目，持續推廣共融與創意，銳意推動教育和社區的網絡及長遠發展，並為建構一個更具同理心與溫度的共融社會出一分力。節目包括共融舞蹈項目《視界》、國際研討會「人文與科技── 引領共融革新，重塑人類未來」、《身活日常》學校巡迴音樂會、以及「無限亮」培訓計劃和社區公眾展演。

除精彩的實體演出外，網上放映節目包括紀錄片里卡多・塞爾維尼及尼克・陶西格《共行時光》，紀錄尼克和卡拉夫婦與兩個患有先天性遺傳肌肉萎縮病的兒子如何攜手前行；莎拉・波莉《當愛留在遺忘時》講述一對結婚超過40年的夫婦面對早發性阿茲海默症的故事；紀錄片青柳拓《富士山棉花田》以一所為不同能力人士提供服務的「未來農場」為背景，探索他們的日常生活、創意和社群之美；嘉露蓮・卡瓦爾坎蒂《青春的裂縫》敍述兩名青少年——一位是失聰的滑板高手，另一位是沉迷饒舌的年輕人——透過手語和共同奮鬥而結緣的溫馨故事。

實體演出門票現於城市售票網URBTIX公開發售。設全日制學生、殘疾人士及看護人、綜合社會保障援助受惠人士可享半價優惠。(www.urbtix.hk/series/124?bannerCode=NL2026)

社區節目則無須預先登記，觀眾可免費即場參與。 網上放映節目則於3月30日至5月25日陸續登場，屆時可進入「無限亮」官方網頁www.nolimits.hk免費觀看。

除精彩的節目外，「無限亮」更把共融精神從舞台延伸至日常生活，推出三款全新無障礙主題盲盒公仔。凡以單一交易購買價值HK$500 或以上的「無限亮」節目門票，可獲贈「無限亮」盲盒公仔一款。數量有限，換完即止。

藝術通達服務
「無限亮」一如既往地與香港展能藝術會合作，為優質的藝術項目輔以完善的通達服務，確保不同需求的觀眾都能無障礙地欣賞演出。每項節目所提供的通達服務不同，當中包括：口述影像、通達字幕、手語傳譯、點字場刊、語音場刊、劇場視形傳譯、簡易圖文版刊物、自在劇場、額外輪椅位、亦歡迎攜同導盲犬。

如欲了解更多活動詳情，請瀏覽「無限亮」網頁：www.nolimits.hk
節目詳情請按此：www.nolimits.hk/programme
城市售票網Urbtix：https://www.urbtix.hk/series/124?bannerCode=NL2026

附錄

節目表

日期	節目名稱	表演者 / 導演	地點
重點節目
2026年2月27日至3月1日	《無邊狂想曲》	帕拉管弦樂團	葵青劇院演藝廳
2026年2月28日至3月1日	《遊延》	香港舞蹈團及中國香港輪椅體育舞蹈運動協會	大館檢閱廣場
2026年3月13日至15日	《脆絲z》	亞歷山德羅．夏塔雷拉及團隊	葵青劇院黑盒劇場
2026年3月17日至18日	《破障主意》	米高 ·圖林斯基	西九文化區自由空間大盒
2026年3月21日至22日	《脈律趴！》	破形舞所 / 不萊梅劇院 / 阿德里安．學德	西九文化區自由空間大盒
2026年3月27日至29日	《雪山深處德川女盲人按摩師—埋火》	谷野九郎	香港文化中心劇場
2026年3月28日	《弦上光影》	香港中樂團（小組演奏） 楊恩華（獨奏及重奏）	荃灣大會堂演奏廳
「無限亮」國際研討會
2026年3月8日	「人文與科技── 引領共融革新，重塑人類未來」		大館賽馬會立方

網上節目

「無限亮」 網站免費播放	節目名稱	導演
2026年3月30日至5月25日	《共行時光》	里卡多．塞爾維尼及尼克．陶西格
2026年3月30日至5月25日	《當愛留在遺忘時》	莎拉．波莉
2026年3月30日至5月25日	《青春的裂縫》	卡羅琳．卡瓦爾坎蒂
2026年3月30日至5月25日	《富士山綿花田》	青柳拓

Hashtag: #NoLimits #無限亮

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關於香港藝術節

香港藝術節於1973 年正式揭幕，是地區內舉足輕重的表演藝術節，亦是國際藝壇中重要的文化盛事。藝術節於每年2 月至3 月期間呈獻眾多優秀本地及國際藝術家的演出，節目式式俱備，既顧及古典傳統口味，亦兼備大膽創新的表演形式。藝術節多年來積極委約及製作本地全新的戲劇、音樂、室内歌劇及當代舞蹈創作，不少作品更已在香港及海外多度重演。藝術節每年亦舉辦逾二百五十項深入社區的「加料節目」及針對大、中、小學生的多元化藝術教育活動，致力豐富香港的文化生活。此外，透過與香港賽馬會慈善信託基金聯合呈獻的「無限亮」計劃，藝術節致力創造共融空間，讓不同能力人士均可以一同欣賞、參與、擁抱藝術。

欲知更多有關香港藝術節的資訊，請瀏覽www.hk.artsfestival.org/tc。

關於「無限亮」

「無限亮」由香港藝術節及香港賽馬會慈善信託基金聯合呈獻，於2019年首次舉辦。計劃致力透過藝術活動，創造無障礙的環境，促進社會的包容與共融。

「無限亮」於每年2 月至3 月期間呈獻多個音樂、舞蹈、戲劇及電影等節目。由一眾來自世界各地與本地不同能力藝術家，衝破界限，創造出無限精采的藝術世界，為觀眾帶來獨一無二的表演。除了現場節目，亦包括線上免費電影放映及國際研討會、多元的教育及社區外展節目，豐富社會各界的藝術體驗，並讓年輕人與不同能力人士一同分享藝術帶來的喜悅。

「無限亮」透過優質的藝術項目輔以力臻完善的通達服務，讓不同喜好或身處不同環境的朋友無障礙地欣賞演出，將共融的信息滲透至社區。

欲知更多有關「無限亮」的資訊，請瀏覽：www.nolimits.hk。

BARCELONA, SPAIN – Media OutReach Newswire – 1 March 2026 – At MWC Barcelona 2026, Huawei unveiled a full suite of U6GHz products and solutions designed to fully unleash the potential of 5G-A and enable a smooth evolution towards 6G. This suite provides the large capacity, low latency, and premium user experience required for the emerging mobile AI era.

AI is rapidly emerging as the core engine of the intelligent world. According to IDC, AI applications and devices have seen explosive growth over the past year: global monthly active users surpassed 1 billion, AI-powered smartphones accounted for over 50% of new shipments, AI glasses and other emerging devices saw an annual growth rate of over 50%, and token consumption surged by hundreds of times. This brings great opportunities for the mobile industry but also raises multi-dimensional requirements on the network. For example, AI multimodal interactions increase uplink traffic demand by three to five times; real-time decision-making requires low latency and deterministic assurance; ubiquitous AI agents demand more secure and reliable wide-area connectivity.

Currently, 5G-A has become the mainstream commercial technology for global operators, and is also the focus of service innovation and future evolution. The U6GHz band, with its large bandwidth and superior coverage, is becoming a key band for 5G-A evolution and commercial use. Following WRC‑23, U6GHz has been designated as a key mobile communications band. China, the UAE, Brazil, and several European countries are actively promoting spectrum identification, allocation, and testing. In terms of the industry chain, mainstream CPEs and smartphones are expected to be commercially available in 2026, paving the way for large-scale commercial use of U6GHz.

Huawei’s full U6GHz product suite covers a complete matrix of macro sites, micro sites, and microwave equipment, maximizing the advantages of ultra-large bandwidth in U6GHz. It precisely meets the core requirements of mobile AI applications for high capacity, low latency, and superior experience, providing a systematic solution for both the performance leap of 5G-A networks and the seamless evolution towards 6G.

To address outdoor coverage and capacity needs, Huawei has launched a series of AAU products. The U6GHz 256 TRX AAU adopts the extremely large antenna array (ELAA) design and digital-analog hybrid intelligent beamforming algorithms to deliver coverage capabilities comparable to C-band. Meanwhile, with the hyper-resolution MU-MIMO algorithm and 400 MHz ultra-large bandwidth, the product can achieve ultra-large capacity of 100 Gbps in the downlink and over 10 Gbps in the uplink, as well as optimal experience of 10 Gbps in the downlink and 1 Gbps in the uplink, to cope with the connection pressure brought by massive AI terminals and applications. To meet the network performance and deployment requirements in different scenarios, Huawei will also launch U6GHz AAUs with flexible combinations of channels and arrays, helping operators deploy 5G-A networks on a large scale in U6GHz and fully meet service requirements in the mobile AI era.

To meet the high concurrency and large capacity requirements of indoor AI applications, Huawei has launched U6GHz small cell products. They support the ultra-large bandwidth of 400 MHz in U6GHz and integrate and coordinate the U6GHz band with all sub-6 GHz bands. With simplified design and deployment, the products can help operators ensure consistent multi-dimensional experience of AI applications in both indoor and outdoor scenarios, allowing users to enjoy high-quality connections anytime and anywhere.

In terms of transmission, Huawei has launched new microwave products to meet the high‑bandwidth transmission requirements of U6GHz base stations. With industry-unique full-duplex technology, they can significantly improve the bandwidth and capacity of transport networks, meeting the peak traffic requirements of 5G-A and laying a solid foundation for evolution to 6G.

As AI adoption accelerates, U6GHz has become the key to exploring the present and unlocking the future. Huawei’s full U6GHz product suite is now commercially available. It can not only address the capacity challenges of 5G-A, but also support smooth evolution to 6G. This will open up new commercial opportunities for operators and lay a robust connectivity foundation for the intelligent world.
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