Huawei has received eight (8) major awards from GSMA during the Global Mobile (GLOMO) Awards ceremony at the 2018 Mobile World Congress (MWC).
The company's 5G-ready Ultra-Wide Band (UWB) Radio Family won the award for Best Mobile Infrastructure; the 5G-ready Cloud AIR Solution Sprint was a joint winner of the Best Technology Breakthrough award and was also the CTO's choice for Outstanding Mobile Technology. The company's 5G Core Solution was considered the best network software breakthrough.
Further Glomo was awarded for Huawei's NB-IoT Smart City Solution in the Smart City Innovation category, while the Rural Star Connectivity Solution scooped the award for Best Innovation in Emerging Markets.
The company's commitment to the environment was also recognized with the Green Mobile Award for its Zero Footprint Tube Star Solution. The company also claimed the prestigious Outstanding Contribution to the Mobile Industry prize.
GSMA chairman Sunil Bharti Mittal praised Huawei for its "commitment" to the mobile industry, saying its "contribution to global standards" and "focus on innovation" would be reflected in the future.
At the MWC, Huawei has three separate stands, and made a series of major announcements which highlighted the company's position on the cutting edge of the mobile industry.
Key to the future of the mobile communications sector is the development and rollout of 5G networks, which will allow connection speeds up to 100 times faster than at present and a far greater capacity for data transmission.
As a company that has been investing in 5G since 2009, Huawei is at the forefront of progress in this field. On Tuesday, it announced memorandums of understanding (MoU) regarding 5G networks with 45 operators in Asia, Europe and North America.
Huawei said that it has been working to connect the unconnected and will continue to work with the Tanzania government to promote popularization of mobile broadband in Tanzania through healthy business models, so that more unconnected people can enjoy the convenience of wireless communication.
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