Huawei Launches Digital Training 2.0 Solution at MWC Forum
Huawei recently unveiled its Digital Training 2.0 Solution during the Cultivating ICT Talent to Amplify Digital Education forum at MWC in Barcelona, Spain. This innovative solution is designed to assist universities in nurturing top-notch ICT talent to meet global workforce demands.
Li Junfeng, Vice President of Huawei and CEO of the Global Public Sector BU, emphasized the role of intelligent technologies in driving digital productivity. He stated, “Intelligent technologies are accelerating the advancement of digital productivity, with the intelligent economy leading the way in growth.”
Ramon Iriarte, Senior Education Specialist of UNESCO, and Soledad Patiño, Coordinator of UNESCO Global Skills Academy, highlighted the impact of the ICT Academy in collaboration with Huawei, providing quality training to over 300,000 students annually.
Frank Huang, CTO of the Education Industry at Huawei Global Public Sector BU, introduced the Digital Training 2.0 Solution, offering courses in 22 technical disciplines and project management worldwide. The solution includes overseas training labs in 11 technical fields, such as AI, cloud computing, and big data.
Professor Justin Mendes from Shenyang Institute of Technology discussed the collaborative efforts between the school and Huawei to create a progressive talent development pathway, enabling students to secure high-quality employment opportunities.
Daniele Cesarini, CINECA Project Manager & HPC Technology Specialist, shared insights from Italy’s experience in establishing infrastructure for supercomputing research.
Flora Ng, Chief Information Officer and Librarian of the University of Hong Kong, highlighted Huawei’s smart campus solution, leveraging Wi-Fi 7 technologies to enhance wireless network optimization and create a more personalized learning environment for students and educators.
Tea Wang, Director of the International Affairs Office at Quanzhou Vocational and Technical University, detailed the successful partnership with Huawei in establishing a joint innovation industry college and training center, leading to 790 students obtaining Huawei certifications in various ICT disciplines in 2024.
Huawei’s “1+3” scenario-based solutions, including Digital Training, Smart Classroom, Scientific Research Computing, and Smart Campus, have been deployed in over 120 countries and regions, benefiting more than 7800 customers in the education sector. The company aims to strengthen collaborations with global stakeholders to accelerate technology integration in education, empowering individuals through intelligent education for sustainable progress.
In conclusion, Huawei’s Digital Training 2.0 Solution marks a significant advancement in cultivating ICT talent and driving digital education globally. Through strategic partnerships and innovative solutions, Huawei is paving the way for a brighter future where intelligent education plays a pivotal role in shaping the workforce of tomorrow.
