adding that networks ought to always be driven by buyer experience

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"Ultra-broadband has developed into transformational force, propelling the interconnection on the planet forward in unimaginable ways," Jeff Wang, president of Huawei's Access Product Line, said in October 2014 at telecomate.com.

"A connected world needs network support. Huawei is making continuous innovations in optical access and also the breakthrough in 100G-PON technology is assisting carriers construct future proof networks."

Huawei can also be upgrading Denmark's fixed broadband network to supply download speeds up to 1Gbps right at the end of 2017 within a deal signed with Tele Danmark Communications that could see it get to be the first nation to upgrade a broadband network rolling around in its entirety to Giga Coax technology, together with the upgrade to start out in June 2016. Ding did, however, acknowledge that deploying these technologies for enabling faster speeds isn't going to necessarily guarantee an excellent user experience, praoclaiming that Huawei has other offers to ensure this.

"We must also support latency and high throughput together with wider coverage," he was quoted saying, adding that networks should invariably be driven by buyer.

While the president of Products and Solutions outlined several critical scenarios to the necessity of 5G -- enhanced mobile broadband, massive machine-to-machine communication, and highly reliable and low-latency communications -- Huawei's rotating CEO Eric Xu recognised that you have still quite a few regions where 3G remains critical.President of Huawei's fixed network business Zha Jun added: "We are living in a datalled world in which the need to transmit data at expanding speeds is critical. This is a challenge we've worked with BT to address as well as the trial is a component of that at thunder-link.

"One in the strengths of our own ten year partnership with BT is our collaboration in developing and implementing technical solutions more efficiently use BT's existing infrastructure and today's announcement exemplifies our persistence for innovation."