Close digital gap: Huawei calls for cooperation for inclusion!

Close digital gap: Huawei calls for cooperation for inclusion!

Laimgrubengasse 10, 1060 Wien, Österreich - On the Huawei ICT sustainability round, which took place as part of the MWC Barcelona 2025, the rotating chairman Ken Hu urgently emphasized the importance of open innovation and cooperation. He warned that technical progress, especially in the area of artificial intelligence (AI), could potentially create a new digital gap if measures are not taken in time. "We have to pay attention and work together to bridge the gap," said Hu. He asked political decision-makers and the ICT industry to develop more platforms for cooperation to ensure that nobody is left behind in the digital transformation, as well as Huawei reported .

A central theme of the round table was Huawei's Tech4all program, which promotes digital integration and sustainable development. Representatives from different countries, including the main secretary of the Kenyan Department for ICT and digital economy, Ing. John Tanui, confirmed the positive effect of the program. The Huawei Digitruck, a mobile classroom, has trained almost 6,000 Kenyan young people since 2019 and enormously increased their digital skills. These initiatives show how innovative projects can contribute to the digital participation of sub -Service communities, while The UNESCO Together with Huawei in improving digital education in Europe works.

technological partnerships in focus

At the Huawei Connect Paris 2024, the smooth cooperation between Huawei and the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) was highlighted. Innovative projects such as Tech4Nature were presented, which contribute to nature conservation using technological solutions and are successfully implemented in several countries. In addition, the Greek startup ProBotek was presented, which developed a new system for the prevention of forest fires. The combined technology of sensors, 5G and AI is to be used in the next phase of the Tech4all initiative to enable fast emergency reactions and to react early in the first critical minutes after a fire.

The Huawei digitruck projects have also gained a foothold in Europe by promoting digital skills for disadvantaged groups. 6,300 people in 31 cities have already been reached, which underlines the importance of the Tech4all initiative for digital integration. Huawei plans to initiate further projects in the future to close the digital raid worldwide.