“The expertise, know-how, latest technologies, will now be shared by Huawei, as well as boost technological advancements, through a memorandum of understanding which will extend further in aim to reach locals, investors, and operators,” said Parliamentary Secretary Silvio Schembri.

The memorandum of understanding, aimed at sustaining academic research areas while addressing real world challenges related to public safety, data processing, video analytics, and ICT systems, was signed today by Parliamentary Secretary for Financial Services, Digital Economy and Innovation Silvio Schembri and Huawei Chief Executive Officer Thomas Miao.

The Parliamentary Secretary remarked that, “the memorandum of understanding is a clear sign of Huawei’s commitment in boosting innovation. We are here acknowledging the strategic nature of 5G wireless technology as an enabler for innovative applications, new business models, and investment, to be introduced by October in Malta.”

Schembri added that through the MoU, Huawei will also offer Maltese students a 2-week ICT training in China.

“Huawei is committed to support the Maltese Government vision and be a leader in the digital sector. We believe in Malta,” said Huawei CEO Thomas Miao.

He added that the memorandum of understanding will be the next concrete step that will result in cooperation and support from the whole ecosystem.

The signing of the memorandum of understanding was followed by the Huawei 5G demo truck roadshow with the 5G life network and real demo cases.

The Huawei 5G demo truck has the end-to-end portfolio of All-Cloud 5G products and solutions, helping carriers in 5G.

Photograph: DOI/Omar Camilleri

Permalink: Huawei 5G wireless technology to be launched in Malta