Huawei plans to launch a 56Mbps High Speed Packet Access Plus (HSPA+) solution by 2010.
The wireless mobile broadband system is designed to feature multi-carrier and multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) technologies and will be made available through a software upgrade.
The company claims this next generation will double the speed currently available as well as offering big savings in the long term.
Wan Biao, president of wireless at Huawei, said in a statement: "Advances in mobile broadband, particularly record breaking data speeds and capacity of HSPA networks, have had a profound impact on the telecom industry and demonstrate the enormous potential of UMTS/HSPA."
He added: "This 56Mbps HSPA+ solution will enable operators to maintain their industry leading positions and provide consumers with an evermore attractive mobile broadband experience."
-
Women show more team spirit when it comes to cybersecurity, yet they're still missing out on opportunitiesNews While they're more likely to believe that responsibility should be shared, women are less likely to get the necessary training
-
OpenAI's new GPT-4.1 models miss the mark on coding tasksNews OpenAI says its GPT-4.1 model family offers sizable improvements for coding, but tests show competitors still outperform it in key areas.
-
How Huawei’s Xinghe Intelligent Campus solution accelerates intelligent transformation for businessesWith major AI upgrades and groundbreaking Wi-Fi innovations, Huawei is breathing new life into future-proofed intelligence campuses for customers across all industries
-
From smart hotels to smart factories, Huawei is accelerating intelligent transformationHow Huawei connected the hotel of the future with innovative AP devices and cabling and provides a converged network for smart manufacturing businesses
-
Huawei targets ‘intelligent industrial transformation’ with AI-ready infrastructureNews As the spread of Industry 4.0 continues, powered by next-generation technologies like AI and 5G, Huawei thinks it can help accelerate the intelligent industrial transformation
-
Huawei emphasizes energy efficient storage at IDI 2024 Berlin as firm looks to address AI data boomAnalysis As data takes on a new importance, Huawei hopes its energy-efficient storage solutions will help businesses leverage the power of AI without succumbing to its exorbitant costs
-
The US just expanded funding for 5G Open RAN in a bid to help telecoms firms crack Huawei dominanceNews The funding for 5G Open RAN aims to help US companies get a bigger slice of the network infrastructure market – and challenge Huawei’s dominance
-
BT misses key Huawei kit removal deadline, but the telco is “almost over the line”News BT is still reliant on non-compliant Huawei equipment for 2G and 3G services
-
Data centres that switch from HDDs to SSDs use 70% less powerNews This is part of Huawei’s strategy to help data centres go green through data storage
-
Can the UK develop a 5G giant to take on Huawei?In-depth Things aren’t easy for Huawei at the moment, but its woes could be someone else's opportunity. Is it time for the UK to develop its own 5G giant?
