Founded in 1987, Huawei is a leading global provider of information and communications

Individal consumers: 
5G devices for consumers have 
been developing rapidly, with more than 270 5G 
smartphone models available on the global market by 
the end of 2020. The diverse device ecosystem and the 
low latency and high bandwidth inherent in 5G networks 
have resulted in numerous 5G service innovations.
In China, Huawei has helped the three major carriers 
build 5G networks. With good network coverage 
and user experience, carriers have accelerated the 
Huawei working with China Mobile Hunan to help Valin 
Xiangtan Iron & Steel, a factory in China’s Hunan Province, use 
5G to remotely control its cranes

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Huawei helping Thailand’s Siriraj Hospital apply 5G unmanned 
vehicles
development of Video Ring Back Tone (VRBT) services. 
VRBT already has over 120 million subscribers and 
the service is continuing to grow. In addition, Huawei 
supports carriers in upgrading the traditional short 
message service (SMS) with new 5G messaging 
services. Users can now connect their messaging 
service to the platforms of OTT players to enjoy 
one-stop life and office services.
In South Korea, Huawei helped one carrier develop 
multiple AR/VR applications, allowing it to deliver a 
superior new experience to end users.
Home users: 
Huawei has helped more than 40 
carriers launch 5G FWA services for home users, 
connecting over 800,000 households. These services 
deliver fiber-level network speeds, and have become a 
key method for carriers to quickly expand their share 
in the home broadband market.
Zain, a carrier in the Middle East, has increased the 
number of 5G FWA users in two subsidiaries, with 
the user base in each subsidiary exceeding 100,000. 
5G has created a robust cycle of business growth. 
In Northern Europe, a Norwegian carrier used FWA 
to upgrade services for users who previously had 
low-speed broadband services. This greatly improved 
user satisfaction and reduced the carrier’s OPEX by 
US$140 million each year. In addition, its average 
revenue per user (ARPU) increased by about 23%.