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        "id": 2005947,
        "msgid": "huawei-releases-intelligent-wan-target-architecture-for-isps-1790574745",
        "date": "2026-09-28 12:08:29",
        "title": "Huawei Releases Intelligent WAN Target Architecture for ISPs",
        "author": "",
        "source": "ANTARA_EN",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Technology",
        "summary": "During the HUAWEI CONNECT 2026 event, Huawei unveiled its Intelligent WAN Target Architecture designed to support the growing demands of AI services. The new architecture aims to help Internet Service Providers transition from providing simple bandwidth to delivering integrated computing and connectivity services.",
        "content": "<p>Shanghai (ANTARA\/PRNewswire)- On September 17, during HUAWEI CONNECT\n2026, the roundtable themed \u201cIntelligent WAN, Fortifying the AI Services\nConnectivity Foundation for ISPs\u201d concluded in Shanghai. The event\nbrought together global ISP experts and partners exploring industry\ntrends, solutions, and best practices. At the roundtable, Huawei\nunveiled its Intelligent WAN Target Architecture to unlock the potential\nof AI and computing power in the intelligent era.<\/p>\n<p>Wayne Zhou, Vice President of Huawei\u2019s ISP Computing and Network\nInfrastructure BU, highlighted that AI commercialization is\naccelerating, enabling asset-heavy players to monetize their\ncapabilities through lightweight services. New trends are reshaping the\nISP sector. Moving beyond mere pipelines, ISPs are leveraging edge nodes\nand their unique advantages to integrate connectivity, computing, and\nAPIs, transitioning from selling bandwidth to delivering AI services.\nMeanwhile, they are building a unified, intelligent, and service-aware\nWAN to enhance AI readiness and drive continuous evolution.<\/p>\n<p>Ado, CEO of Huawei\u2019s Wide Area Network Domain, introduced the\nIntelligent WAN Target Architecture. He noted that agentic AI is driving\nthree network shifts: connections shift from humans to agents; traffic\npatterns shift from heavy downlink traffic to massive uplink traffic;\nand network experience assurance expands from specific applications to\nthe entire agent workflow. To navigate and leverage these shifts, ISPs\nmust fortify their networks. He proposed prioritizing three strategic\npillars: First, building a hierarchical, modular, and standardized\nIP+Optical converged target architecture. This empowers ISPs to rapidly\nexpand their presence, deliver services, and enhance network resilience,\naccelerating AI service rollouts. Second, focusing on end-to-end user\nexperience to transform network capabilities into definable, measurable,\nand deliverable differentiated services. This drives the monetization of\nboth network capabilities and AI. Third, elevating intelligent O&amp;M\ncapabilities. Through tools like Network Digital Map, fault-locating\nagent, and AI assistant, ISPs can significantly reduce OPEX and improve\nO&amp;M efficiency. He also proposed an evolution roadmap for target\nWANs, helping ISPs seize new growth opportunities in the AI era.<\/p>\n<p>At the roundtable, Lintasarta Indonesia, SiliconFlow China and\nTelconet Ecuador shared their AI services and insights into intelligent\nnetwork deployment. Participating ISP experts contributed valuable\ninsights, providing actionable guidance for network planning and\ndeployment in the AI era.<\/p>\n<p>Moving forward, Huawei will continue to strengthen its innovation and\ninvestment in the ISP and computing network fields, collaborating with\ncustomers to usher in a new intelligent future.<\/p>\n<p>Source: Huawei<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/huawei-releases-intelligent-wan-target-architecture-for-isps-1790574745",
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