Day: March 1, 2023

Barcelona, Spain (ANTARA/BusinessWire)-During MWC Barcelona 2023, Huawei will be meeting with operators, industry partners, and other key opinion leaders from around the world to discuss “GUIDE to the Intelligent World”. Together, they will look at how to use the GUIDE business blueprint to lay the foundation for 5.5G and build on the success of 5G for even greater prosperity in an intelligent world.Huawei’s main exhibition booth in MWC Barcelona’s Hall 1 is designed around the concept of “Intelligent Future, Full of Hope”. At the booth, Huawei painted a picture of an era fueled by the digital economy and defined by collaboration that is more vibrant and full of unlimited possibilities. At the event, Huawei is also showcasing its latest products and solutions that deliver ultimate 5G experiences, premium and intelligent ultra-broadband connectivity, digital and intelligent transformation, and their Green 1-2-3 solution. Huawei’s offerings show a clear commitment to innovating for the 5.5G era, creating value for customers, and stimulating the digital economy.

By the end of 2022, 5G had already proven to be a global commercial success, with over a billion mobile users connecting with 5G. Leading operators in China, South Korea, Switzerland, Finland, and Kuwait have already achieved 5G user penetration rates of more than 30%, and more than 30% of their traffic comes from 5G.

ccording to Ookla’s latest 5G City Benchmark Report, Huawei has played an important part in 5G network construction in all of the top 10 cities among the world’s 40 representative 5G-enabled cities. It’s important to note that 5G performance results in these 10 cities show that the 5G networks constructed by Huawei offer the best experience.

Following on from Huawei’s concept of “Striding Towards the 5.5G Era” that was proposed in July 2022, Huawei is highlighting the five major characteristics of the 5.5G era: 10 Gbps experiences, full-scenario interconnection, integrated sensing and communication, L4 autonomous driving networks, and green ICT. Leading global operators, standards organizations, and industry ecosystem partners are coming together to promote innovation and exploration for this 5.5G era, as it will create more new applications and business opportunities.

Ongoing and robust investment into ICT infrastructure directly spurs growth within the digital economy. A third-party report shows that, as new networks evolve from one generation to another, this effect will be further amplified by 15%. Looking towards the future, we believe the GUIDE business blueprint that combines both 5G and 5.5G clearly lays out how ICT evolution will progress and bring about greater value.

Together with our customers and partners, we will continue to innovate, building intelligent connectivity and redefining computing. This collaboration on innovation will create even greater value for the ICT industry and make the industry as a whole more resilient and prosperous.

Huawei’s Enterprise division is also hosting their own event at MWC 2023, themed “Leading Digital Infrastructure for New Value Together”, where they will launch more than 50 innovative products and solutions for global customers. Highlights here include their Intelligent Simplified Campus Network Solution, a series of innovative data center solutions, and business strategies for small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).

In the device field, Huawei is showcasing their new HUAWEI Mate 50 series, HUAWEI WATCH Buds, HUAWEI WATCH GT Cyber, that come packed with new innovation in areas like mobile imaging, fitness and health, and smart office.

MWC Barcelona 2023 runs from February 27 to March 2 in Barcelona, Spain. Huawei showcases its products and solutions at stand 1H50 in Fira Gran Via Hall 1. Together with global operators, industry professionals, and opinion leaders, we dive into topics such as 5G business success, 5.5G opportunities, green development, digital transformation, and our vision of using the GUIDE business blueprint to lay the foundation for 5.5G and build on the success of 5G for even greater prosperity. For more information, please visit:

Source: Antara News Agency

Jakarta (ANTARA) – Cellular operator Telkomsel, a subsidiary of state-run telecommunications company Telkom Group, is collaborating with a private company to test out 5G network utilization in Indonesia’s maritime region to support national economic growth.”Telkomsel consistently continues to strengthen its main capability in providing the latest telecommunication network and service based on the development of the people’s demand,” Telkomsel’s network director, Nugroho, said in a press statement issued on Tuesday.

The 5G service test is being carried out in Gorontalo since the province, which has a coastline spanning 903.7 kilometers, is one of the regions in Indonesia with the largest maritime potential.

The maritime sector is one of the sectors that Gorontalo is relying on to drive its economy, with the livelihoods of 19,013 fishermen in the area depending on sea resources, according to data recorded by the local Marine and Fishery Office in 2019.

Thus, the availability of a communication network infrastructure is one of the important prerequisites to support the growth and acceleration of a digital-based economy in the region.

For the trial, Telkomsel is collaborating with ZTE. The cooperation was announced during the “2023 Mobile World Congress (MWC)” in Barcelona, Spain.

The 5G broadband service test collaboration is expected to open better digital telecommunications access opportunities, Nugroho said.

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It is also expected to expedite the growth of the digital economy in Gorontalo in a more inclusive and sustainable manner, he added.

The company will conduct a 2.3Ghz frequency band-based 5G network test to improve the quality and coverage of the broadband network, which utilizes active antenna technology and can cover an area of up to 60 km.

The collaboration is intended to support the acceleration of national economic growth through the provision of digital connectivity for the development of the fishery and marine tourism sectors.

The test is also being undertaken to meet the demand for communication access potential in maritime regions in Indonesia.

The expansion of 5G coverage in Indonesia’s maritime territory is expected to support more economic activities such as shipping, fisheries, and tourism.

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Source: Antara News Agency

Jakarta (ANTARA) – The Indonesian Health Ministry encourages the Health Polytechnic (Poltekkes) to assist the government in producing quality health workers in accordance with the needs of health development.”Most importantly, we need the addition of (more number of) health workers in the community health center (puskesmas) with general practitioners, dentists, nurses, midwives, environmental health staff, nutritionists, staff at laboratories, pharmacists, and for health promotion,” Deputy Health Minister Dante Saksono Harbuwono noted in a written statement received here, Tuesday.

Harbuwono remarked that the role of Poltekkes was effective in increasing the quota for new student admissions, improving types of study programs, and opening international classes.

“This Poltekkes has a lot of potential that can be developed. People are also excited with this development. We must push it to be better,” he remarked while visiting the ministry’s Poltekkes in Padang, West Sumatra, Monday (February 27).

Harbuwono called for the pressing need to increase the capacity for student admissions, as the ratio of student admissions at Poltekkes Padang was still small, as compared to the large number of applicants.

He pointed out that in 2022, the number of applicants for the ministry’s Poltekkes had reached eight thousand while only accepting 790 people. Hence, the ministry decided to increase the enrollment quota.

“There are a lot of people interested in this Poltekkes. Currently, the ratio is 1:18, out of eight thousand people who have registered, only 700 people have been accepted. We ask for more quota,” he stated.

Harbuwono remarked that in addition to increasing the capacity for student admissions, Padang Poltekkes is encouraged to add two study programs: Medical Laboratory Technology Expert (ATLM) and pharmacy.

He emphasized that the study program was urgently needed to help the government meet the qualification of the health workforce that must be available at puskesmas.

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He also encouraged the Poltekkes to open international classes for existing study programs that should be followed by improving language skills in accordance with the destination country.

“We also encourage the development of an international class, which will be able to send nurses to various countries, including Japan. For the education system, the students must be able to speak the language of the destination country,” he noted.

Meanwhile, director of Padang Poltekkes, Renidayanti, said that Padang Poltekkes is committed to realizing these three focus areas.

“In 2023, we are ready to add 600-700 to the students’ quota, so the number of our students will reach 1,400, with a 1:21 ratio,” Renidayanti stated.

She noted that additional study programs are also being prepared and readied to be implemented starting this year.

Renidayanti said that the international class would be opened for the 2023-2024 school year. To this end, several facilities and infrastructure have been prepared to support the new program.

“We have also prepared learning facilities. This year, we will also open student admissions for an international class, which is one class for the nursing department, with a quota of 40 people,” she stated.

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Source: Antara News Agency