2019 Annual Report (^43)
■ OptiXaccess: Huawei released intelligent,
full-service, distributed Optical Line Terminal (OLT)
series. Based on Flex-PON technology, OptiXaccess
series triple-mode OLTs support upgrades without
changing boards, helping carriers deploy 10G
PON-ready networks at the same cost as GPON
networks. This will help promote wider adoption of
gigabit ultra-broadband networks worldwide.
■ OptiXstar: In this series, we unveiled the
industry’s first optical transport network (OTN)
CPE supporting premium private lines, and a
gigabit-capable enterprise gateway that supports
one-hop access to the cloud. These products
could accommodate new service scenarios for
optical connections, effectively meeting the private
line and cloud private line requirements of all
enterprises, large or small. Huawei also released
the industry’s first gigabit-capable optical network
terminal (ONT) powered by AI, which supports VR
and gaming applications with zero stalling while
simultaneously improving Wi-Fi coverage by 20%
and supporting intelligent hibernation features
to save energy. This product is leading the way
towards a gigabit-capable home ultra-broadband
era. In addition, we released industry’s first
all-optical campus 10GE optical network unit
(ONU) and highly integrated video backhaul ONU,
accelerating the adoption of optical connections in
enterprise campuses.
■ Campus OptiX: This solution was designed to
reshape enterprise campus networks with fibers.
It adopts an all-optical simplified architecture
and supports simplified O&M. Once deployed, the
network can keep evolving for the next 30 years.
Data communications: Huawei has announced and forged ahead with a strategy of “leading intelligent
IP networks”. Upholding this strategy, we have integrated AI across three layers – device, network,
and cloud – to accelerate the advent of autonomous driving networks, and drive IP networks towards
the 5G and cloud era.
We have also taken a great leap forward by unveiling our all-new “four engines” (AirEngine,
CloudEngine, NetEngine, and HiSecEngine) products and the iMaster NCE, a one-of-a-kind platform
that integrates management and analysis. With these new offerings, we are helping more customers
to build leading intelligent IP networks for today and the future.
■ Campus network domain: Huawei has been playing an active role in the development of Wi-Fi 6 standards,
acting as a major contributor in international Wi-Fi standards workgroups. To accelerate development within
the Wi-Fi 6 industry, Huawei, in collaboration with its partners, released a series of Wi-Fi 6 industry white
papers as well as Wi-Fi 6 network construction guidelines for multiple new application scenarios, such as AR/
VR, high-density stadiums, and industrial manufacturing. In addition, Huawei has been working with customers
to explore innovative commercial use cases in various sectors such as enterprise office, chain retail, education,
healthcare, and manufacturing.
In an equipment room, one piece of OXC equipment (right)
can replace up to 9 traditional ROADM + ODF cabinets (left),
greatly saving space and reducing power consumption. The
all-optical backplanes eliminate the need for manual fiber
connections.
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