Huawei has launched its Xinghe AI CloudCampus SaaS Service Platform in South Africa at the Network Summit 2026 in Johannesburg. The platform aims to lower barriers to AI adoption for local enterprises and drive regional digital transformation. The platform offers four core capabilities: flexibility through a zero-CAPEX subscription model, agile deployment that boosts business responsiveness by over 80%, AI-powered operations and maintenance that resolves 80% of common network issues automatically, and future-ready scalability supporting Wi-Fi, LAN, WAN, and security integration. According to Shi Lei, Vice President of Huawei's NCE Data Communication Domain, the platform makes AI network services accessible to SMEs through cloud delivery. The system cuts Mean Time to Repair by 70% and reduces operational costs by 50%.

Instadesk has launched an AI Customer Experience Lab in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, in partnership with Huawei and iFLYTEK. The collaboration combines Huawei's Ascend computing infrastructure with iFLYTEK's multilingual AI technologies for speech recognition and text-to-speech capabilities in Russian and Uzbek. The lab will deliver AI-powered customer engagement solutions for telecom and banking clients in Uzbekistan. Instadesk's platform includes omnichannel contact centre capabilities, intelligent voice and chatbots, AI agent orchestration, and real-time service intelligence. The project marks Instadesk's continued global expansion following its 2026 Malaysia node launch. The company serves over 3,000 enterprises worldwide, providing unified customer service centres and AI-powered interaction tools tailored to local regulatory requirements.

Huawei has launched its grid-forming strategy for future power systems at The Smarter E 2026 in Munich. Steven Zhou, President of Smart PV & ESS Product Line at Huawei Digital Power, announced the company is focusing on integrated solutions to reinforce grid stability as Europe's wind and solar penetration is expected to reach 64% by 2030. Huawei upgraded its LUNA energy storage brand to LUTERRA, named after "Terra" (Earth), reflecting the company's expanded mission beyond nighttime power storage. The firm showcased European projects demonstrating results: a German business park achieved a 10% revenue increase after two years, whilst a Spanish Carrefour supermarket reduced its electricity bill by nearly 40% with a five-year payback period. Huawei is integrating photovoltaic systems, battery storage, EV chargers and AI scheduling across commercial and industrial applications.