Huawei announces joining the P2C Digital Alliance of ITU

Thank CTOnews.com netizens Shenzhen pretty boy for the clue delivery! According to CTOnews.com on November 24, Huawei announced yesterday that it has joined the Partner2Connect Digital Alliance of ITU, promising to provide connectivity to the digital society for about 120 million people in remote areas in more than 80 countries by 2025.

Liang Hua, chairman of Huawei, announced the decision at the 2022 Sustainable Development Forum. Statistics show that 1/3 of the world's population still does not have access to the Internet.

Taking the construction of optical fiber broadband network as an example, Huawei claims that more than 250000 kilometers of optical fiber have been laid in Africa, the rapidly deployed all-optical infrastructure has helped 3000 million households achieve high-speed broadband access, and the user experience has been continuously improved, and the average rate of home broadband has exceeded that of 30Mbps.

CTOnews.com learned that Huawei had earlier announced that in 2025, with the improvement of ICT infrastructure, Huawei will work with partners to enable 500 million people to have access to digital financial services and 500000 to have access to inclusive education.

Huawei is further committed to working with government departments such as the Ministry of posts and Telecommunications and universities in Cambodia, the first P2C partner of ITU, to provide 10000 training opportunities for ICT professionals in the next five years.