From building sustainable projects to deploying smart technologies that address everyday urban challenges, artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming essential for digital transformation. It is only a matter of time before AI becomes the core digital infrastructure across sectors such as education, healthcare, finance, and manufacturing. Moreover, the information and communication technology (ICT) industry as a whole will play a crucial role in advancing the digital transformation agenda.

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During MWC Barcelona 2025, Telecom Review was invited to attend the Huawei Wireless Media & Analyst Roundtable at Porta Fira Hotel, Barcelona. The session focused on the transformative impact of combining networks and AI.

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In economics, productivity improves when a business or economy produces more with the same resources or achieves the same results using fewer resources. That being said, simply increasing output without a proportional increase in efficiency does not necessarily result in higher productivity.

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While attending the Global MBB Forum (MBBF) Top Talk Summit 2025, held under the theme ‘5G-A Leads Mobile AI Era,’ China Mobile's Executive Vice President, Li Huidi, delivered a keynote speech titled ‘AI+NETWORK, Pioneering the Digital-Intelligent Future.’

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In an interconnected world, where digital infrastructure underpins everything from global commerce to personal communication, keeping subsea cables stable has become a mission-critical task. These cables, which span vast oceanic distances, are the primary means of transmitting data across continents.

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