April 01, 2021
SINGAPORE, April 1, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Exploring the theme of Embracing Changes: Intelligent IP Networks Drive a New Future for the Industry, the Huawei Asia Pacific IP Club Carnival 2021 concluded on Thursday, April 1. The three-day online event revealed how data communication solutions accelerate digital transformation across industries, helping enterprises build digital resilience in the new normal. Huawei also launched its latest intelligent Internet Protocol (IP) solution for the Asia-Pacific (APAC) market. In total, more than 2400 customers and partners, industrial experts and technical professionals based in APAC joined the event.
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During the keynote session, Huawei focused on its CloudCampus Solution along with other Data Center Network (DCN) and CloudWAN (Wide Area Network) products and solutions. Leading industry experts outlined how Huawei CloudCampus analyzes faults at the root to effectively provide intelligent defense
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