Huawei (Spain) - Press Release: Huawei, a global leader in Information and Communication Technology (ICT) infrastructure and smart devices, presented innovative solutions at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) Barcelona 2025, held from March 3 to 6. During the event, the company also launched the report "White Paper for the Development of 5G-A in Brazil", which features a foreword by the Ministry of Communications (MCom) and an introduction by the president of Anatel. The paper addresses the challenges and opportunities of meaningful and universal connectivity, in line with MCom’s Strategic Institutional Plan for the period 2024-2027.

The white paper analyzes the evolution of 5G networks to the 5G-Advanced (5G-A) standard, which brings advanced capabilities, such as higher data transmission speeds, lower latency, and support for more demanding services like smart cities, autonomous networks, and AI-based solutions. The document also highlights Brazil's role as one of the fastest markets in adopting 5G, exceeding the goals set in the 2021 spectrum auction.

The study offers a prospective analysis of the evolution of international standards and the experiences of other countries, emphasizing the importance of spectrum harmonization and adopting global standards to consolidate meaningful and universal connectivity in the country.

Technological Solutions Demonstrations and Debates

The company showcased its latest products and solutions for operators, businesses, and devices, as well as promoting discussions on topics such as the advancement of 5.5G consensus, artificial intelligence, the progress of global commercial use of 5.5G, and experience monetization.

The transformation of telecom operators into technology service providers also stood out, a strategic move to accelerate industrial intelligence and drive innovation in the sector. Experts, opinion leaders, and global operators gathered at Huawei's booth to explore new development opportunities in the industry and ecosystem, aiming to build a bright future for the intelligent world.

Huawei’s participation in MWC Barcelona 2025 reinforces its commitment to innovation and digital transformation.

To download the report, click here.

About Huawei

Huawei is a global leader in ICT infrastructure and smart devices and one of the most valuable brands in the world, according to Forbes. The company’s vision is to enrich people’s lives through digital technologies and is dedicated to customer-centric innovation. Huawei has four business units in Brazil: the group dedicated to operators, offering telecom equipment and infrastructure; the sector serving the corporate market, providing ICT solutions and infrastructure; Huawei Cloud, offering public and hybrid cloud services and solutions to scale businesses with stability and security; and Huawei Digital Power, with intelligent solutions for the generation, distribution, and storage of photovoltaic energy. The company also develops projects in the area of smart automotive solutions and consumer devices, such as smartwatches, routers, smartphones, and others. With approximately 207,000 employees worldwide, the company serves over three billion people globally. Huawei also believes that digitalization is the path to a more sustainable world and a zero-carbon economy, based on renewable energy sources. Huawei is one of the largest investors in research in the world, which has made it one of the largest holders of patents globally. In the new digital era, the ICT industry requires even more investment in research and development, and Huawei will continue to play its key role in innovation to build a fully connected and intelligent world. With 26 years in the country, Huawei is here for Brazil and aims to become an increasingly important partner in digital transformation and contribute sustainable technologies to Brazilian society. In addition to being a leader in the national fixed and mobile broadband market through partnerships with major telecom operators, Huawei has an integrated profile with solutions for the public, private, financial, transportation, mining, and energy sectors, among others. The company has offices in São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Brasília, Curitiba, and Recife, as well as a Distribution Center in Sorocaba (SP) and two manufacturing units in Jundiaí (SP) and Manaus (AM). It works in partnership with Brazilians, driving innovation and helping to develop new local talents for the telecom sector. Over the past 10 years, it has trained more than 40,000 professionals throughout Brazil.