Huawei Presents 6G Vision and AI Solutions at Mobile World Congress 2026

At the Mobile World Congress 2026 in Barcelona, the Chinese conglomerate Huawei presented a wide range of new technological solutions, focusing on the development of future networks, artificial intelligence, and the digital transformation of enterprises. A key element of the presentation was the vision for the development of the 6G standard. Huawei Vice President Yang Chaobin stated during his speech that creating value in the mobile sector means building a more intelligent world. The company emphasized the importance of developing unified standards and focusing on network applications for connecting the physical and digital worlds. The Mobile World Congress is the world's largest trade fair dedicated to the mobile industry, organized annually in Barcelona by the GSM Association. The event, which has been held since 1987, serves as a platform for presenting the latest telecommunications, networking, and mobile device technologies for manufacturers, operators, and developers from around the world.Huawei presented the enhanced Xinghe AI Fabric 2.0 network solution, specifically designed for the era of artificial intelligence. It is intended to support the development of the so-called agentic internet, where intelligent agents automate tasks. The company also proposed building AI-oriented all-optical networks, which are set to significantly improve user service experiences. The industry's first ADN L4 solution for campus networks was also showcased, representing a breakthrough in autonomous network operation and maintenance. This solution is designed to enable networks to independently detect and repair problems. „Creating value in the mobile industry means building a more intelligent world.” — Huawei Vice PresidentIn the enterprise products area, Huawei presented the new generation OceanStor Dorado Converged All-Flash data storage system, which successfully passed the technical verification conducted by the Enterprise Strategy Group. The company also introduced the iFTTO solution to accelerate smart campus management and presented two innovative fiber optic monitoring solutions for the mining and oil and gas industries. The latter are designed to enable threat detection and infrastructure monitoring in challenging environments. Growth in People Covered by the ITU Partner2Connect Initiative According to Huawei: Initiative target: 120 million, Huawei achievement: 170 millionIn the retail segment, Huawei, in collaboration with SOLUM, presented the Shop-in-Shop Smart Converged Network solution, designed to accelerate the digital transformation of stores. The company also presented 115 exhibits showcasing AI applications in industry. For the hospitality sector, in collaboration with Bittel, the Xinghe AI SafeStay Hotel Campus Network system was presented, aimed at improving guest safety and comfort through advanced network analytics. Huawei also announced exceeding the target of the ITU Partner2Connect initiative, providing connectivity for 170 million people worldwide, representing an increase of 50 million compared to the originally declared target. The company also emphasized its commitment to developing sustainable technologies, presenting Green Site solutions and next-generation AI-based AIDC solutions designed to help operators reduce energy consumption.