Huawei stories - Page 26

Telecom and Huawei unite for a pioneering innovation programme, aiming to harness NZ's tech environment and Huawei's immense R&D for global solutions.

As Chinese company considers buying Nokia, smartphone manufacturer dismisses Microsoft's Windows Phone platform as 'weak.'.

Telco nails Bank of New Zealand facility to help pay for Huawei's construction of new 4G network - following in the footsteps of rivals Telecom and Vodafone.

Huawei's chief reassured NZ politicians that the tech giant poses no risk to cyber-security, despite prior US accusations. Labour MPs still voice concerns.

After U.S. officials accused the company of bribery and spying, opposition party questions the Chinese firm's share of the $1.35 billion UFB rollout.

GrabOne integrates with Apple's Passbook, becoming NZ's first to offer coupons via iOS6, simplifying how users manage offers.

U.S. officials caution firms against Huawei, citing potential security risks; Huawei dismisses claims, asserting its global trustworthiness and integrity.

South Korean company is expected to become a surprising new vendor in the mobile infrastructure space, helping expand Telstra's LTE network.

Phone operating system to run on same code as forthcoming desktop & tablet platform – meaning current users won’t be able to upgrade.

Labour criticises PM Key for dismissing 2010 security warnings about Huawei's involvement in New Zealand's Ultra Fast Broadband initiative.

Huawei is launching global programmes for partners and ICT training and certification courses to boost its enterprise business.

System based on open standards offers 30% lower bandwidth consumption than industry average, Australia boss says.

Quest Software predicts SaaS growth, challenges to VMware's market dominance, and increased monitoring of social networking in 2012.

US denies Huawei role in emergency network over 'national security', sparking intense debate on corporate independence and geopolitical tensions.

Huawei's 2011 H1 results show robust growth with revenue up 11% to CNY98.3 billion (NZ$18.5 billion) and operating profit at CNY12.4 billion (NZ$2.3 billion).

Huawei aims to dominate the New Zealand market, showcasing cutting-edge Android devices and planning to be a top five global handset vendor by 2013.

Simm's, soon to be expressonline, partners with Huawei after seven months of talks, starting with enterprise networking products and aiming to expand further.

Huawei is set to upgrade Vodafone’s network in Australia, with 300 new staff and 200 contractors to tackle a nationwide RAN project across 8000 sites.

Huawei launches Digital Shopping Mall to streamline cloud services and boost operators' revenue generation with faster market entry and reduced costs.

Communications Minister Steven Joyce tells Huawei technology summit that the benefits of UFB need to be publicised.