In the age of Artificial Intelligence, the telecom industry must be prepared to take the lead to drive development of autonomous driving mobile networks, according to David Wang, Executive Director of the Board at Huawei
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Our high staff localisation rate and large-scale investments in Europe, along with our dedication to understanding and adding value to the European business environment, have enabled us to become a truly European business.
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