Huawei Launches White Paper on High-Quality Intelligent Campus Networks at HNS 2026
On October 20, 2026, during the Huawei Network Summit 2026 (HNS 2026) in Florence, Italy, Huawei, along with prominent industry organizations, unveiled a significant white paper titled 'Technology and Standards for High-Quality Intelligent Campus Networks of 10 Gbps.' This white paper not only highlights the objectives and capacity frameworks but also provides reference solutions aimed at the development of secure and intelligent campus networks that can support 10 Gbps speeds across various sectors, including public services, education, healthcare, and manufacturing.
Among the notable attendees were David Chen, Vice President of Huawei's Campus Network Domain; Wei Qing, Director of Huawei's Italy Enterprise Solutions Department; Philippe Breuils, CEO for Southern Europe at Wifirst; Rui Aguiar, Chairman of Networld Europe; and George Polyzos, Chairman of the Datacom Industry Association. These experts emphasized the importance of robust infrastructure in managing increased data traffic and the need for intelligent solutions to enhance efficiency and security within networked environments.
The white paper outlines six core capabilities necessary for successful implementation: autonomous networks, ultra-broadband connectivity at 10 Gbps, ubiquitous connectivity, predictable user experiences, energy savings, and comprehensive security measures. These components are crucial for constructing next-generation intelligent campus infrastructures using advanced technologies. Innovations such as multi-access point coordination, intelligent Wi-Fi detection, collaborative network intelligence, and zero-trust security measures are essential to improving the overall effectiveness and reliability of these networks.
During the Intelligent Campus Innovation Session, Huawei showcased an updated version of its Stellar Intelligent Campus Network Solution. Gibbs Wang, President of Huawei's Global Enterprise Network Marketing Solution Sales Department, opened his welcoming remarks by stating, "Europe is rapidly entering the intelligent era, where digital transformation is no longer just a trend but a vital necessity across all sectors." This underscores Huawei's commitment to providing foundational support in developing campus networks that enhance performance, security, and intelligence, thereby boosting productivity for European companies.
Alex Sun, Vice President of Huawei's Campus Network Domain within the Data Communications Product Line, reiterated, "The intelligent era is here, and campus networks must evolve from mere connectivity infrastructure to intelligent frameworks. To keep pace with this evolution, Huawei's Stellar Intelligent Campus Network Solution delivers ultra-fast wireless connections, extensive security, and autonomous network functionalities. These capabilities enable clients to establish ultra-fast, secure, energy-efficient, and intelligent networks."
Key features of Huawei’s offering include:
Looking ahead, Huawei is set to collaborate with European visionaries, industry organizations, and ecosystem partners to implement the concepts and technologies from the white paper in diverse campus environments. Through these partnerships, Huawei aims to assist clients in developing high-quality, more sustainable, and easier-to-manage intelligent campus networks, helping them adapt to the fast-evolving digital landscape. For more details, explore the full white paper available through Huawei's resources.
Among the notable attendees were David Chen, Vice President of Huawei's Campus Network Domain; Wei Qing, Director of Huawei's Italy Enterprise Solutions Department; Philippe Breuils, CEO for Southern Europe at Wifirst; Rui Aguiar, Chairman of Networld Europe; and George Polyzos, Chairman of the Datacom Industry Association. These experts emphasized the importance of robust infrastructure in managing increased data traffic and the need for intelligent solutions to enhance efficiency and security within networked environments.
The white paper outlines six core capabilities necessary for successful implementation: autonomous networks, ultra-broadband connectivity at 10 Gbps, ubiquitous connectivity, predictable user experiences, energy savings, and comprehensive security measures. These components are crucial for constructing next-generation intelligent campus infrastructures using advanced technologies. Innovations such as multi-access point coordination, intelligent Wi-Fi detection, collaborative network intelligence, and zero-trust security measures are essential to improving the overall effectiveness and reliability of these networks.
During the Intelligent Campus Innovation Session, Huawei showcased an updated version of its Stellar Intelligent Campus Network Solution. Gibbs Wang, President of Huawei's Global Enterprise Network Marketing Solution Sales Department, opened his welcoming remarks by stating, "Europe is rapidly entering the intelligent era, where digital transformation is no longer just a trend but a vital necessity across all sectors." This underscores Huawei's commitment to providing foundational support in developing campus networks that enhance performance, security, and intelligence, thereby boosting productivity for European companies.
Alex Sun, Vice President of Huawei's Campus Network Domain within the Data Communications Product Line, reiterated, "The intelligent era is here, and campus networks must evolve from mere connectivity infrastructure to intelligent frameworks. To keep pace with this evolution, Huawei's Stellar Intelligent Campus Network Solution delivers ultra-fast wireless connections, extensive security, and autonomous network functionalities. These capabilities enable clients to establish ultra-fast, secure, energy-efficient, and intelligent networks."
Key features of Huawei’s offering include:
- - Ultra-Fast Wireless Connections: Leveraging Wi-Fi 7 Advanced technology, Huawei's solution orchestrates multiple access points (multi-AP coordination) to double network performance while integration with Wi-Fi+X enhances wireless networks with intelligent environmental detection capabilities.
- - Comprehensive Security: The solution ensures asset security by swiftly blocking anomalies in end devices and accurately determining their causes within seconds, thereby maintaining visibility and reliability across all assets. Additionally, it secures connections through end-to-end encrypted, quantum-resistant channels that actively prevent data leaks.
- - Network Autonomy: Utilizing Huawei's digital network map and NetMaster, networks can be monitored and maintained on a 24/7 basis without manual intervention. This approach leads to a 90% reduction in mean time to repair (MTTR), while an energy-efficient network architecture optimizes power consumption across various levels.
Looking ahead, Huawei is set to collaborate with European visionaries, industry organizations, and ecosystem partners to implement the concepts and technologies from the white paper in diverse campus environments. Through these partnerships, Huawei aims to assist clients in developing high-quality, more sustainable, and easier-to-manage intelligent campus networks, helping them adapt to the fast-evolving digital landscape. For more details, explore the full white paper available through Huawei's resources.
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