Behold: Huawei evokes always-wise God Cloud – with Terminator users • The Register
Huawei Connect Tech metaphors are getting ever more explicitly spiritual.Take Huawei, for example.Today Huawei waxed ontological as one of its time-sharing CEOs described a "digital brain… always wise, never aging ... evolving in real-time." That sounds like a God-cloud.
Commvault and Huawei Extend Partnership with New Joint Lab for Development of Data Backup, Recovery, Archive and Cloud Solutions
-- Companies commit personnel, hardware and software to create joint development lab and executive briefing center ---- Lab will incubate, test and demonstrate innovative solutions for enterprise data protection, and cloud enabling data management-as-a-service offerings --SHANGHAI and SHENZHEN, China and TINTON FALLS, New Jersey, Aug. 31, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Commvault (CVLT), a global leader in enterprise backup, recovery, archive and the cloud, and Huawei, a leading global information and communications technology (ICT) solutions provider, today announced plans to create a joint lab in Chengdu, China that will be used to develop data backup, recovery, archive and cloud solutions based on both companies technologies.Commvault Senior Vice President, Worldwide Sales Ron Miiller, and Huawei Technologies Co, Ltd. President, Storage Product Line, Ruiqi Fan were both present for the signing at the opening of HUAWEI CONNECT, Huawei's integrated conference for the global ICT ecosystem.Chengdu is the headquarters of Huawei's storage business.
Cloud challenges take centre stage at Huawei Connect
LIVE FROM HUAWEI CONNECT: Huawei's industry event in Shanghai opened today with the vendor and its partner SAP warning that the biggest challenge in migrating to a cloud infrastructure is not building the platform but creating real value for customers and the business.SAP CIO Thomas Saueressig (pictured above) insisted that technology is not the problem."We need to lift the discussion beyond the technology and focus on the user impact and how to improve people's lives."Delivering the keynote this afternoon, he said "user-centricity is the new paradigm in the cloud-based world."Huawei rotating CEO Ken Hu (pictured below) agreed, pointing out in his presentation that while migrating to the cloud can be a challenging process from a technical point of view, what's more important is generating value from the cloud – for the customer and the business.
Huawei Aims to Sell the Nuts and Bolts of Global Cloud Computing
Huawei Technologies Co. intends to become a major provider of gear and software to global cloud computing providers, aiming for a $10 billion business by 2020.The Chinese company will keep investing in the cloud, its fastest-growing business, as it seeks to supply chips, servers and other equipment to a booming market, said Ken Hu, the rotating chief executive overseeing the fledgling division.Huawei has begun working with foreign firms including SAP SE and Intel Corp. to crack the market for cloud services.
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