SPICI visiting the Huawei Exhibition Centre in Dubai to discover the latest innovations of the multinational company

On 20th October, our team on a mission in the United Arab Emirates visited the Huawei Exhibition Centre in Dubai at the JAFZA One Convention Centre, the only Exhibition Centre in the country, strongly desired by the multinational to showcase the latest technological innovations.

It was a greatly interesting experience for us, a state-of-the-art centre on par with Huawei's Exhibition Centres in Shanghai and Shenzhen and also very important for the launch of the acceleration programme that we manage on behalf of the Chinese multinational in Italy.

During the visit, Huawei representatives led by Robin Liu, Director of the Global Government Affairs Department, presented the latest innovations of the Chinese multinational in the fields of Artificial Intelligence, Cloud Computing, Edge Computing, and the Internet of Things (IoT).

We had the opportunity to experience first-hand the exceptional innovative potential of Huawei's connectivity solutions. There were many visitors to the Centre, including from Germany, Huawei's first European partner.

The centre is structured like a large demonstrator. Every solution, even the most complex and innovative, is represented very effectively, simply, and immediately, so that even those without a technical background can grasp the enormous advantages in terms of performance, costs, consumption, and space.

For each product, a usage scenario is simulated, representing the "As is", that is the current technology, and the "to be", that is how their solution impacts in a real environment.

Among the things that intrigued us the most, were their switches, no longer based on traditional electronic motherboards but on optical components, little boxes the size of a palm, which assemble like fuses in a box, with a micro mirror inside that can direct the signal with tiny angle variations.

For each product, these are the constant features: great innovation and technological complexity, extreme simplification in use, significant performance improvement, sensitive reduction of costs and consumption (energy, space). All this, without compromising design, of the highest aesthetic and functional level.