Huawei Launches Latest Intelligent Network Solutions in Bangladesh

NN Online:

Huawei has officially launched four networking solutions in Bangladesh under its Xinghe Intelligent Network portfolio to improve the internet-based communications of organizations. In an event at Gulshan, Dhaka, recently, Cao Yi (Tim), Vice President of Huawei Asia Pacific Enterprise Business, launched these scenario-based solutions designed to accelerate digital transformation. 

The newly launched four solutions—Xinghe Intelligent Fabric, Xinghe Intelligent Campus, Xinghe Intelligent WAN, and Xinghe Intelligent Unified Secure Access Service Edge (SASE)—are part of a complete and unified network system. With their intelligent capabilities, these solutions will mitigate core infrastructure challenges across industries such as finance, education, manufacturing, and public services. 

Xinghe Intelligent Fabric offers features like error-free provisioning, zero service interruptions, smart O&M (Operations and Management), and zero data leakage. Xinghe Intelligent Campus can provide one GBPS access anywhere, and through this solution, a single resource can manage a campus with 10,000+ users.

Xinghe Intelligent WAN has a 90% self-fault diagnosis rate and can save 40% on the total cost. Xinghe Intelligent Unified Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) automatically handles 99% of alarms and can detect 95% of unknown threats. 

Together, they enable organizations to deploy faster, operate more efficiently, and enhance security in large-scale enterprise campuses, ensuring both agility and resilience in today’s dynamic business landscape.

These solutions were launched in a three-day training event attended by around 160 participants from 15 organizations. Huawei’s global experts covered a wide range of topics in multiple sessions, such as Wi-Fi 7, Campus Network Solutions, SD-WAN, All-Flash Storage, Backup & Ransomware Protection, DCS-Virtualization, and eKit distribution portfolios. 

In addition, Huawei introduced IP Club and Ocean Club to Bangladeshi ICT domain stakeholders. The IP Club and Ocean Club platforms are positioned to become open communities for local ICT professionals. These communities will foster continuous knowledge exchange, sector-specific dialogue, and upskilling through resources such as whitepapers, hands-on labs, IEEE/IETF expert sessions, and regional forums. 

Cao Yi (Tim), Vice President of Asia Pacific Enterprise Business, in charge of Partner & Commercial and Distribution Business, said, “At Huawei, we believe that intelligent networks are the backbone of tomorrow’s digital economy. By launching our Xinghe Intelligent Network solutions in Bangladesh, we are not just introducing cutting-edge technology — we are empowering businesses across industries to innovate faster, operate smarter, and secure their future in an increasingly connected world. Our commitment goes beyond technology; it’s about building strong partnerships and nurturing local talent to drive sustainable digital transformation that benefits the entire nation.” 

Huawei has been providing diversified ICT solutions and equipment to more than 800 organizations in Bangladesh through its local partner network, contributing to healthcare, education, MFS, garments, and public services. Like previous launches, the recent one also reflects Huawei’s firm commitment to Bangladesh’s advancement in the ICT sector.