Huawei Releases the Intelligent World 2030 Report to Explore Trends in the Next Decade

Huawei, along with industry partners, held the Intelligent World 2030 Forum. David Wang, Executive Director and President of ICT Products & Solutions of Huawei, released the Intelligent World 2030 report with a keynote speech on Exploring the Intelligent World 2030. This is the first time that Huawei has used quantitative and qualitative methods to systematically describe the intelligent world in the next decade and forecast industry trends, helping industries identify new opportunities and discover new value.

Over the past three years, Huawei has conducted in-depth exchanges with more than 1,000 academics, customers, and partners in the industry, organized more than 2,000 workshops, and drawn on data and methods from authoritative organizations, such as the United Nations, World Economic Forum, and World Health Organization. Huawei has derived insights from scientific journals such as Nature and IEEE, and drawn wisdom from relevant industry associations and consulting firms, as well as experts within and outside Huawei. Through these efforts, Huawei has developed the Intelligent World 2030 report, providing insights into ICT technology and application trends in the next decade.

Huawei hails Filipino students in annual ICT tilt

With the theme of "Connection, Glory, Future," the national leg of Huawei ICT Competition Philippines 2021 concluded today with the teams from the University of the East and STI College bagging the top awards.

Huawei Philippines named the UE team as the champion for the cloud category of the competition. The team is composed of instructor Mr. Alexis John Rubio and students Jio Vince Chua, Jerwin Samala and Mark Jayson Gutierrez.

For the network track, STI College received the top prize with their instructor Ms. Beronika Peña and students Roy Molod Jr., Renante Burgos Jr. and Mharjon Abante.

HUAWEI Culminates Service Carnival with Contests and Prizes in My HUAWEI App

HUAWEI users should be on the lookout for upcoming contests and prizes happening at HUAWEI’s Service Carnival until September 30, 2021!

HUAWEI Philippines is ending its two-month long Service Carnival with online contests and exciting prizes on the My HUAWEI App. The HUAWEI Service Carnival, which was launched on July 12, features exclusive offers and promos -- HUAWEI’s “thank you” to its many users and fans in the Philippines. 

HUAWEI users in the Philippines can upgrade and recondition their beloved devices at the Huawei Service Carnival until September 30. Aside from bagging exclusive deals up to 50% replacement of spare parts, discounts on battery replacements and free clean-up services, HUAWEI users also have a chance to win the latest HUAWEI nova 8i smartphone or get a gift from the HUAWEI team by simply participating in exclusive contests found on the My HUAWEI App!

HUAWEI Grows Partner, Product Portfolio in PH, Aims to Accelerate Local Digitalization

The tech giant announced several global and local feats at the recently held Huawei Developer Day 2021 Philippines, with updates on the Huawei Ecosystem, HarmonyOS, and Petal Nearby also taking center stage

HUAWEI has reaffirmed its commitment to enabling Filipinos to enjoy a seamless AI life supported by an intelligently connected ecosystem at the recently held Huawei Development Day Philippines 2021. The tech leader also shared its aggressive roadmap in forging strategic partnerships with key industry players, which led to the availability of 96 percent of top local apps in HUAWEI’s very own AppGallery. 

Midrange King HUAWEI nova 8 and 8i with 64MP Camera and 66W SuperCharge to go on first sale today

Buy HUAWEI nova 8 and 8i with 64MP AI Quad Camera and 66W HUAWEI SuperCharge and get exclusive freebies worth up to PHP 4,537 until August 31, 2021! 

Huawei Philippines today announced the local availability of their Super Smartphone HUAWEI nova 8 and 8i. Engineered for everyday use, the HUAWEI nova 8 and 8i pack a gorgeous display, flagship-level design, a versatile 64MP quad-camera, an advanced processor for users to enjoy the most content viewing, capturing, and sharing.  The long battery life and 66W fast charging support even give users peace of mind throughout the day. 

Huawei sees bright future for Thomasian scholars

Huawei Philippines organized a virtual event to warmly welcome its first batch of scholars from the University of Santo Tomas (UST), the oldest existing university in Asia. 

Thomasian students Hermil Gerard Calasang, Jia Anette Phi, Kryzha Lei Aguilar, Maricar Auditor and Matthew Gabriel Rabanes joined the Huawei family as scholars with a bright future ahead of them. 

In her speech, Dean Jerralyn Padua of the UST College of Information and Computing Sciences shared how the pandemic has affected all families in terms of their financial capabilities to support the education of their children. "This opportunity given by the Huawei team is really very helpful for them to be able to continue their education despite the current situation in the country." 

Jumpstarting growth: How ‘hacking’ your apps can be a solution for you

It seems almost every day we get bombarded with ads clamoring for us to download the hottest new app that will change our lives.

Need something to track your sleep, or something that can convert images to text? There’s an app for that! How about the note-taking app that’s somehow better than all the others on the market? There are quite a few of that, too! But which app should we get?

How can budding apps compete with already established titans in a market where recognition is everything?

Enter: Growth hacking.

It’s growing, growing, growing

But what exactly is growth hacking?

Huawei donates $200,000 for PLDT’s CSR

MANILA, Philippines — Chinese tech giant Huawei has donated $200,000, or about P10.11 million, to PLDT Smart Foundation (PSF) to help fund the corporate social responsibility (CSR) programs of PLDT Inc. and Smart Communications Inc.

The CSR initiatives for funding to be determined by both PSF and Huawei will include disaster response, rehabilitation and recovery, promotion and enhancement of education in the country, environmental conservation, and the use of technology in health services.

“I would like to thank Huawei for the $200,000 donation to PSF, which will go a long way in supporting our CSR programs like education, disaster relief, environment, telehealth, and many more,” PSF chairman Manuel V. Pangilinan said.

Huawei Holds Developer Day 2021 this August 20

Global tech leader Huawei is set to present its most recent feats in the Philippine market across its many verticals on August 20 at the HUAWEI Developer Day. The tech giant is also expected to provide updates on how it is building and growing its ecosystem in the Philippines vis-a-vis the local rollout of the recently launched HarmonyOS; and how it is projected to further the smart lifestyle of Filipino Huawei fans.

Huawei Goes Big for This Year’s 8.8 Surprise Sale

Enjoy up to 50% worth of discounts and get special gifts when you check-out some of your favorite products!

Yes, you read that right! Step-up your latest tech game without hurting your wallet with these exciting deals from Huawei this 8.8 Sale on Shopee, Lazada and Huawei’s Official website.

Improve your online experience whether it’s for watching your favorite shows or getting ready for this upcoming school year with the latest MatePad T10s Tablet 2GB + 32GB for only P8199 (SRP 11,999) or if you’re looking for an even more compact experience, you can get the Huawei Y5P Smartphone for only P4199 (SRP 4,490).

Huawei to invest US$100 million in Asia Pacific startup ecosystem over 3 years

Huawei announced its plan to invest US$100 million in startup support at the inaugural HUAWEI CLOUD Spark Founders Summit, which took place simultaneously in Singapore and Hong Kong. Huawei said the investment would go towards its Spark Program in Asia Pacific region including the Philippines, which aims to build a sustainable startup ecosystem over the next three years. 

Huawei has been helping Singapore, Hong Kong, Malaysia, and Thailand build their startup hubs. At the summit, Huawei also announced the Philippines, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, and Vietnam, as four additional startup hubs – in with the overarching aim of recruiting a total of 1,000 startups into the Spark accelerator program and shaping 100 of them into scaleups.

Accelerating digital economy key for inclusive integration in APAC

Participants in the webinar entitled “Accelerate Digital Economy for Inclusive Integration in Asia Pacific – Connecting Digital Industries in Pandemic” called for leveraging digital opportunities to build an inclusive ecosystem and promoting regional integration, which is particularly important while still combating the pandemic.   

A digital economy is increasingly perceived as the way to overcome disruptions caused by COVID-19. Representatives and thought leaders from governmental, industrial and academic sectors across Asia Pacific joined a virtual conversation organized by Huawei to explore the multiple facets of digital economy, from a market, technology, inclusiveness and sustainability perspective.  

Huawei ICT Academy expands in Philippines with 15 new partner schools

Huawei Philippines continues to develop, build and strengthen the local ICT talent ecosystem as it welcomes 15 new partner universities and colleges to Huawei ICT Academy. 

In a virtual onboarding ceremony, Huawei ICT Academy introduced its new partner schools from different parts of the Philippines. In Luzon, the Academy onboarded the University of the East, STI College Alabang, Southville International School and Colleges, Colegio de Muntinlupa, Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Muntinlupa, Southern Luzon Technological College Foundation, Angeles University Foundation and the University of the Assumption.

Huawei, JMC ink ICT deal for 5th industrial revolution

DAVAO CITY – To keep up with the latest innovations that technology can offer to today’s education, Jose Maria College (JMC) partners with telecommunications giant, Huawei, last July 6, 2021 in an agreement to pursue the fifth industrial revolution of educational technology.

Through this partnership, students will soon be able to access the most modern educational tools such as state-of-the-art Learning Management Systems (LMS), Virtual Laboratories, Virtual Reality, Smart Campus, etc.

According to Ken Sentorias, the JMC Information and Communications Technology Office (ICTO) Director, the opportunities are limitless because both JMC and Huawei are on the same page of commitment and that is to deliver the latest educational technology.

Banking Giant BDO and Huawei Collaborate to Provide Inclusive Financial Services for Filipinos

More than 50 million citizens — over half the population — do not use any form of online banking.

The average person in the Philippines spends more time on the Internet than any other country in the world. Filipinos are online over 11 hours each day, compared to a global average of just six hours. Indeed, with a total population of more than 100 million, 71% of Filipinos are active Internet users, creating the perfect environment to develop the country’s digital economy through Financial Technology (also known as FinTech).

Despite being the most active online, more than 50 million Filipinos — over half the population — do not use any form of online banking. According to an official government report published in 2019, only 8% of Filipino adults have an active online account. This, combined with the 97% of Filipinos who still trade in cash, has created increased risks during the global pandemic when in-person interactions are limited.

Learning Beyond the Classroom with Huawei ICT Academy

True to its word of creating "New Value Together, Win Together," Huawei Philippines has recently recognized the significant contributions and exemplary performance of its industry and academic partners, conferring the ICT Talent Partner of the Year 2020 award to STI College, which has the highest number of students passing the Huawei certifications offered by Huawei ICT Academy. 

Cultivating Filipino ICT Talents at the Early Stage 

As a tech-driven educational institution with a large network of schools in the Philippines, STI College understands the difficulties faced by students who are pursuing ICT-related courses. Despite the increased adoption and use of digital technologies in the country, digitalization efforts in the education sector remain impacted by the broadband penetration and access to advanced technologies. Students often fall short of meeting the industry's talent requirements, struggling to acquire up-to-date knowledge and credentials, such as virtual training and certification.

New HUAWEI Wearables, Monitor, and Smart Device Officially Hit PH Shelves

The Huawei MateView GT, Freebuds 4, WATCH 3 and Scale 3 Pro are now in the Philippine market, made available with promos and discounts as high as Php 2,000

HUAWEI Philippines officially brings to the shelves its latest array of devices -- the curved gaming monitor Huawei MateView GT, top-notch TWS Huawei Freebuds 4, flagship smartwatch Huawei WATCH 3, and fitness monitoring tool Huawei Scale 3 Pro. The four premium devices, which were announced in the whole APAC region last July 06, will be having their first sales promos from July 16 to 23. The promos include freebies like Bluetooth speakers and VIP app subscriptions, and discounts as high as Php 2,000. 

The arrival of the devices in the Philippines is an attestation to Huawei’s vigorous efforts in the expansion of its ecosystem locally. Huawei fans and users will now get to enjoy more options in the smart wearables space, plus the very first gaming monitor of Huawei. 

Seamless connectivity with HUAWEI WATCH 3’s eSIM technology

The new and first-ever eSIM technology on the HUAWEI WATCH 3 enables you to conduct calls, messages, download apps and more from your wrist!

Smartwatches as we know it, are one of the devices that are constantly and literally glued to the body, right at your wrist. Most smartwatches out in the market are used for health and fitness tracking, making sure that you’re on point towards your goals to get moving. 

Huawei announces Seeds for the Future Program 2.0, planning to invest US$150 million in talent development over the next five years

Huawei's Chairman Liang Hua speaks at
the Tech & Sustainability: Everyone's Included forum

Huawei on Thursday (July 8th) announced its Seeds for the Future Program 2.0, through which Huawei plans to invest US$150 million in digital talent development over the next five years. This program is expected to benefit more than 3 million additional people 

Huawei held a "Tech & Sustainability: Everyone's Included" forum, co-hosted by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN). Representatives from Huawei, IUCN, the World Economic Forum, Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP), Global Enabling Sustainability Initiative (GeSI), and Singapore Institute of International Affairs (SIIA) participated to discuss the role of technology in driving sustainability and building a more inclusive, eco-friendly world.

Huawei Releases 2020 Sustainability Report

Tech for Good: Sustainable Social Development with ICT

Huawei today released its 2020 Sustainability Report. The company has been publishing this annual report for 13 consecutive years. The 2020 report explains the major progress that Huawei has made over the past year in its four strategies for sustainability: digital inclusion, security and trustworthiness, environmental protection, and a healthy and harmonious ecosystem.

TECH4ALL digital inclusion initiative: Leaving no one behind in the digital world

The COVID-19 pandemic has strained global education and healthcare systems in a way that has never been seen before. The company has been using its innovative ICT solutions to provide people across different regions with equal access to quality education and healthcare resources, and playing its part in the fight against the pandemic.